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Posts: 38325 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27 May 2010 at 20:37
Some very nice pictures on this page [EDIT: oops, meant the previous page, not tooting my own horn here]

My small contribution, "The Boardwalk Beast" lying in Kemah, Texas:




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A New York Water Taxi is also a ship:


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Pegelli, that looks like a lot of fun, did you get a chance to try it out? :)

Sletringen, in Ulvesundet just north of Maaloey.


Nordstjernen, just left Sandnessjoen. I guess it is the oldest of the "Hurtigruten"-vessels.
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The Norwegian mountains always surprise me: the tree line at sea level

Apart from that: fine pictures
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One from river Drava:

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Waiting for the summer season:


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Posts: 204 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11 June 2010 at 23:55
Originally posted by Swoopy Swoopy wrote:

Originally posted by captmolo captmolo wrote:

Tried to get a nightshot of this one called Polar Queen, a pipe layer/ subsea construction vessel. Maybe it is a little messy, might have got a better shot in daylight but i liked how the rigging on the midship came out. Also seem to get this halos around strong lights, do one get this from not stopping down enough?


You worry too much about the quality of shots you put out here.
WAAAAAY tooo much


I quite agree. The quality of detail stands out a mile.

Here's my only boat photo. An old fishing boat at Dungeness in Kent.

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Originally posted by captmolo captmolo wrote:

Nordstjernen, just left Sandnessjoen. I guess it is the oldest of the "Hurtigruten"-vessels.


I'm liking this a lot. It's got a timeless quality to it.
There is nothing, absolutely nothing, half so much worth doing, as simply messing about in boats
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Posts: 38325 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12 June 2010 at 06:33
Originally posted by captmolo captmolo wrote:

Pegelli, that looks like a lot of fun, did you get a chance to try it out? :)


Unfortunately not. I was there for work and this was taken during a quick walk around during lunch time. No time for entertainment.
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Went for a trip to see the iron ore transloading operation and took a few pics (and sweated like a wet sponge):

Eagle, E.Oldendorff and Roberto Rizzo


Roberto Rizzo and E.Oldendorff


Three of them from the top


Eagle and Arabian Tahr


Barge Falcon arriving for loading
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A traditional Arabic Dhow-boat in Doha.

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MS Milano arriving at Isola de Brissago to pick up passengers after a day's visit to the botanical garden:


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Here's a few more from me. I wish I had Captmolo's job though;)

These are from late January 2010 in a very cold Helsinki harbour.







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Posts: 2962 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 June 2010 at 13:52
crimemastergogo : very nice picture, I like the contrast between the traditional boat and the modern buildings in the background. There are a few dust spots that the picture could do without though.

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