Color photo. A flat topped wooden railing extends up from bottom of the frame. It is unpainted, and worn from exposure. A large crack snakes up the middle of the railing, extending into the blurred distance. The railing is part of a walkway extending into a lush green wetland, and ends at a fenced viewing platform.

Juanita Bay Park is a pretty place with lots of nature to see, but during a late afternoon walk there the thing that kept drawing my eye was man-made.

The warm sunlight on the brown wood, and the texture of its weathered surface, brought me some joy. I even found a backlit leaf to include, so you know I did.  😉

Gear: Nikon Z 7II, Nikon Z 40mm f2

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Color photo. A flat topped wooden railing extends up from bottom of the frame. It is unpainted, and worn from exposure. A large crack snakes up the middle of the railing, extending into the blurred distance. The railing is part of a walkway extending into a lush green wetland, and ends at a fenced viewing platform.
Color photo. A flat-topped, unpainted wooden railing, crossing the frame from left to right. Its top is in full sunlight, and the side we can see is in shade. It is grooved and worn, and the side in shade has faint green coloring, possibly from moss. On the top, in the middle of the railing, is a round hole. A long thin leaf has fallen into the hole and is sticking up out of it, brightly backlit by sunlight.
Color photo. An unpainted, flat-topped wooden railing, grooved and worn. It zigzags back and forth across the frame as it turns a corner. There is wooden fence below it, and green grass on the far side of the fence.