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    Posted: 03 September 2008 at 11:51
Starting a new thread as requested - here are some shots from a visit to Portsmouth's Historic Dockyard last Saturday.

HMS Victory - a tricky pano made from 4 shots at 18mm


Detail of rigging


Admiral's Cabin


Lower Deck


Mary Rose - Henry VIII's favourite ship.
Sank in 1545, raised in 1979, now being conserved in a massive chamber full of polyethylene glycol spray.
Difficult to shoot through murky glass windows, in dim light - but by bracing the camera (and thanks to SSS) I managed to get some handheld shots that worked.

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1.0s ISO100

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Very informative site here about the Mary Rose.

Edited by zk-cessnaguy - 03 September 2008 at 13:07
There is nothing, absolutely nothing, half so much worth doing, as simply messing about in boats
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MS Capriolo arriving in Ascona on a somber day on the Lago Maggiore where the Italian village of Pino can be seen to the right of the ship on the other side of the lake:


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On the river Seine...

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The Empire Sandy, a Toronto landmark, captured while visiting the Whitby Harbour this late summer.


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From Last night at Dana Point Harbor. It was pretty dark so I used my Sigm EF-530 DG Super to hit the boats using the test button. Then some PP....
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Cruise ship turning round (going about?)in a fiord
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The ferry Verbania arriving in Locarno (Lago Maggiore):


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Photos taken at Klagshamn marina outside Malmö, Sweden









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Here's my "Respite" sailing on southern Lake Huron, Thanksgiving weekend. Sony a900, original Minolta 20 2.8.



Another view, from the stern...





And being hauled out for winter a week later, this past weekend (a sad day). This one with the Minolta 28-135.




Edited by DavidB - 31 October 2008 at 16:05
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I love the shots of the Victory and Mary Rose!!!
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some shots I took on my trip back home to Washington
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sailboat about to capcize on a race around Funen, Denmark

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This is technically not a KM shot, yet it is in a way :-)

It's a view taken from a helicopter of my sailboat, "Respite" underway in the 250 statute mile race from Port Huron to Mackinac Island (the length of Lake Huron) this past summer. It was quite a wild ride!

I acquired a print of the shot on the island, and copied it while underway as my wife and I were cruising later. I'm the guy in the blue shirt in the middle of the cockpit. Here it is:




And here was my first attempt to copy-shoot the print while underway, with the 7D and 24-105 lens. Hmmm... must have inadvertently turned the anti-shake off.




Here is a link to the story of our wild ride on my "Respite" website for those interested... click on the link at top of the homepage for a "Mac" story:

http://web.mac.com/davidbannister/Respite_Site/Respite.html

Edited by DavidB - 31 October 2008 at 16:47
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