Description
The remains of timber staithes that once supported the quayside alongside Hull’s St Andrews Dock. A solitary iron bollard perches precariously where once trawlers and merchant ships would have moored. The treacherous waters of the River Humber swirl around the timber posts – it won’t be too long before the river finally claim what is inevitably due.
This photograph was exhibited in BBC Humber’s Three Quarters Sky exhibition which toured various galleries in the East Riding.
Location: St Andrews Quay (East), Kingston-upon-Hull
Exposure Data: 1/80 sec ƒ14
