Finding this e-mag and paper magazine, Work Boat “in business on the coastal and inland waters” meant access to some great photos!
Charles Burton Oil mishap!
This website serves a mix of commercial and noncommercial interests with registered individuals able to post their own photos for example–as well as many other services. Enjoy their photo section now!
Crowley tugboat underway
The main visuals seem to be tugboats, but numerous other working boats–mostly brand new–appear here. (Too bad for the rust-and-rot fans like me!)
Herring Boat
This photo was just too colorful to ignore! The poster notes that “the Ruth M. Reinauer was built for Reinauer Transportation Companies LLC, which purchased Senesco Marine in North Kingston, R.I., in 2006. Senesco also built the barge.” However, such explanatory notes are missing for many intriguing working boat photos here.
The 'Ruth M. Reinauer' tugboat
Finally, related to today’s theme, a beautiful new coffee table book might be a great gift for your resident tugboat fan! 
Tugs: The World’s Hardest Working Boats holds lots of pictures and a modest amount of description and can be found at Amazon for prices from $19 to $25.
Carol Lois Haywood
Pacific Marine Artist
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