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    Posted: 03 May 2014 at 14:14
Continued in Yachts, boats and ships (7).
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Originally posted by Gradus Gradus wrote:

@Macca, Very nice. Especially the reflection in the front of the third one.


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@Macca, Very nice. Especially the reflection in the front of the third one.
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Big sky "small" tanker.

Big sky "small" tanker mono.

Bigger tanker, smaller sky..

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Three blondes having fun in a boat:


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Thanks Mikey.
Yeah, it is a shame about the metal railings. I tried moving around to make the best of things in the space available . I thought (for a second) about cloning out the railings...but I have enough white hairs on my head already.


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Deepcore - it looks nice and sharp to me. Great angle here - it gives a real sense of size. Sympathetic treatment too with a good old fashioned feel. Shame about the metal railings in the foreground though.

About sharpness - I see you are posting from flickr. Are you also using firefox? I find firefox auto-zooms pictures by default on my screen (with a crude pixel-magnification) which wrecks sharpness. I have to press crtl-"-" twice to shrink things back to proper resolution.
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The Might Mo (crop of panorama shot...ship still was too big to get everything in the shot).

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The Flag locker.
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I took this the other night while watching the sunset.
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iShares Cup, Cowes Isle of Wight, UK, 2.08.2009

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Speed boat on the Lago Maggiore near Ascona:


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Pushing barges instead of pulling on the Hudson River:


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3-master and Staten Island ferry meeting on the Hudson River on a hazy morning:


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