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Posts: 434 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 06 March 2008 at 16:06
My speedy little 250HP Sea-Doo Jet boat, "TFB-III". Taken in the Canadian wilds of Muskoka cottage country with a 7D.

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Northern coast of Norfolk near Blakeney?
Taken in Sept 05 sig 28-300 on 404si


7D turned A77,77M2,MIN 50/1.4,MIN100/2.8macro,Sig10-20,F4-5.6,SAL70-300G,18-250,CZ16-80,SAL70-200/2.8,75-300,24-80/2.8SAM, TAm 150-600G2

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The "Queen's" on the QM2s maiden voyage she visited the old Queen in Long beach California on Feb 23 2006.

The Queen Mary. KM5D kit lens @70mm f/14 1/1600

The QM2. KM5D M70-210 @ 210 f/13 1/125


Edited by lomitamike - 24 April 2008 at 19:45
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She gets around. My Queen Mary II in Boston.



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The last two posts would also fit perfectly in the "Q is for.." thread!

Fine pictures all of them.
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@lomitamike Shouldn't that be the QM2 not the QE2
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Posts: 822 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 07 March 2008 at 18:32
Originally posted by Hobgoblin Hobgoblin wrote:

@lomitamike Shouldn't that be the QM2 not the QE2

Yep. Thanks for the correction. Corrected.

Edited by lomitamike - 07 March 2008 at 18:34
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In the harbour of Goes (The Netherlands). A bit smaller than the QM's and QE's

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The Balcutha is a late 19th century, metal hulled tall ship. It's anchored in San Francisco Bay now.





The next couple are really poor photos (bad light, slow lens), but worth seeing the crew's berths, in the background amongst the machinery


compared to the Captain's quarters


And a final diversion, there was also an old ferry there that had a goldmine of classic cars from the period it was used, just a sample
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Gravenhurst, Ontario, Canada, Feb.2008


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The incredible shrinking boat.


Better paddle fast.
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Yacht down at Auckland's waterfront basin.

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Nav lights on a large luxury motor yacht.



And a wider view of the stern of the same yacht, which was being fitted out.



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Dunedin Pilot launch making for the harbour entrance.
I may have posted this before, quite a while ago.


Edited by happyjack - 09 March 2008 at 11:28
7D turned A77,77M2,MIN 50/1.4,MIN100/2.8macro,Sig10-20,F4-5.6,SAL70-300G,18-250,CZ16-80,SAL70-200/2.8,75-300,24-80/2.8SAM, TAm 150-600G2

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