Rowing Shells beside a River Dock

Two narrow rowing shells angle away from a wooden dock, their varnished hulls contrasting with cool river water. Oars lie across boats, dock posts break foreground and misty trees soften far bank.

Keep each shell separate and use its long edge to find neighbors. Dock boards and posts supply firm lines; match reflections after boats are complete, working from darker mirrored shapes outward. Oar blades and thin shafts add narrow clues where the hull surfaces look nearly alike. Hull reflections stay darker directly beneath each boat, giving water pieces a dependable starting line.