Photographylovers|| Stories from Posong Pier
Yesterday, I took the time to visit Posong Pier in Lhokseumawe, a place that always has its own way of bringing tranquility and new stories behind every corner. As soon as I arrived, my eyes were immediately drawn to the expanse of fishing nets stretched along the pier. These nets are not just fishing gear, but also silent witnesses to the daily struggles of fishermen at sea. Some parts of the nets looked damaged, and there the fishermen sat, reweaving each strand with incredible patience and precision. Their hand movements were slow but sure, as if they were reorganizing their hopes for tomorrow.
On the other side, rows of fishing boats were neatly moored, some showing faded paint worn by time and the waves. But that's precisely where their beauty lies: these boats have character, stories of their long journeys captured in every visible scratch and scratch. Between the wooden pillars of the pier, the sea breeze blew, bringing a distinctive salty aroma, adding to the serenity that's hard to find elsewhere. The sound of the waves crashing beneath the pier made this moment even more vibrant, yet still peaceful.
I tried to capture all of this atmosphere through my camera: the nets drying in the sun, the fishermen diligently knitting, and the boats seemingly resting after a long day at sea. Each frame seemed to hold its own story, whether it be about hard work, resilience, or the simple beauty often overlooked at a glance. This short visit reminded me that photography isn't just about beautiful images, but also about capturing the moments, atmosphere, and emotions embedded within them. Posong Pier truly provides a rich and meaningful visual experience.
I captured these photos using my smartphone camera and edited them using Photoshop Express.
I hope fellow photography enthusiasts can also experience the atmosphere through this post. 📸🌊
Note: I am writing in Indonesian and using the help of Google translate to translate into English.
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| Photographer | Smartphone used | Location |
|---|---|---|
| @gunting | Realme C53 | Aceh Province. Indonesian Country. |