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Preparing the nets in Seydisfjordur.

12.12.06   23:49

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

These are huge... what kind of sea creatures do they catch with these?

1:13 PM  
Blogger Joi said...

Hello Kyle - thanks for all your comments on my photoblog, it is very appreciated.

This net is for catching fish - what kind of fish I'm not sure of.

1:21 PM  
Blogger L.Reis said...

The drawing and texture of the net in front is just great. Very nice shot!

6:22 PM