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Roe island road at low tide.
Long exposure using a 16 stop ND filter and firecrest holder.
The tide was out so took advantage to have a go at some late afternoon long exposures, bright and moody day with the clouds overhead and sun trying it's best to ruin the exposure although making use of this during processing, a moody sky and a pretty windy day all in all a fabulous day...
Alter Aalschokker ( Rhein Aalfänger Schiff ) der nur bei extrem Niedrigwasser zu sehen ist wie momentan und sonnst nur die Mastspitze !.!....Light-Brush Technik innerhalb der Langzeitbelichtung angewendet !.
(Rhine eel catcher ship) which can only be seen at extremely low tide as is currently the case and otherwise only the top of the mast!.!....Light-Brush technique used within the long-term exposure!.
Night view of Dubai’s sinking ship fountain in front of Al Hudaiba Awards Building and to the right side of Ibis Styles Hotel. 2Nd December road, Dubai, UAE.
Ship-Spotter are waiting for ADIAnova to pass the narrow Jann-Berghaus bridge on her transfer trip to the north sea
The Picton Castle is a barque operating out of Nova Scotia. She is flagged in the Cook Islands. She was the first of the ships to get everything set. Way in the background you can see the Elissa.
The Fluvius Plym passes under the Erskine Bridge and reaches Bowling on the way to the Atlantic Ocean.
The Fluvius Plym is a general cargo ship built in the Netherlands in 1998 and is Norwegian owned, she sails under the flag of Bahamas.
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When the Ship Comes In - Bob Dylan
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The Panamanian registered bulk carrier called “Federal Island” sits in the Nanaimo, BC., harbour, waiting to be filled with its next load to be transported to Malaysia. This bulk carrier, 200m in length, floated at anchor in the sun as we passed by on our way to Tsawwassen ferry terminal from Duke Harbour, Nanaimo. Ferry passages between Vancouver Island and the B.C. mainland offer spectacular views of nature and marine vessels.
A old friend of ours, used to call the Passion Flower Mother Ship because they looked like little space ship's, so we still call them that.