Thank's for the nice comments everybody, and a special thank you to davidships and Daniel for the identification. :-)
BRGDS / foggy

I agree with all the sentiments expressed, & add: the angle, the variety & depth of colours, plus the overall ambience makes this an image I would be pleased to 'hang on my wall'. Excellent, Foggy.
Regards, Rick

Must agree with Capt.Ted ...A beauty....And I love the obvious passion expressed by others here..for this fallen tug boat....
"A passion shared is a rare & wonderful gift between men."

Yes Daniel, she is BLOXOM ex-LT 653
She joined the Witte scrapyard back in the 1970s.

582grt 41nrt 142 x 33 x 16ft
built 1944 Marietta Manufacturing Co, Point Pleasant WV (Yd 519)
3cyl Skinner Unaflow steam engine, oil fired, 1200ihp

1944 US Army Transportation Corps as LT 653
194x Pennsylvania Railroad Co, Cape Charles VA as BLOXOM (USA flag, reg New York, ON 251109
195x (reg Cape Charles, c/s WD8229)
197x sold to Witte for scrapping

This is a really beautiful sad photo...

@foggy, you have captured quite an emotionally provoking picture....well done !
Brett

Still today a "beauty"

Ex US Army World War 2 standard tug, perhaps designed: LT. Seaspan, Vancouver, used to own one similar. The bridge wings are unmistakeable.

INCREDIBLY sad sight.
Tomas