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This was my second choice image for the Leading Questions project with Clipper. I really like this shot but felt that the humor of the first shot suited him better.
His interview can be found here:
seattlejazzscene.com/?p=775#comments
The behind the scenes blog can be found here:
leadingquestionsproject.blogspot.com/2008/08/clipper-ande...
Strobist info:
WL X1600 through 4 foot octadome without the outer diffusion panel.
Fired by PW's.
This shot was made with my 5D. It's interesting to see the differences between it in the film shot below.
The Clipper (Parthenos sylvia) is a species of nymphalid butterfly found in South and South-East Asia, mostly in forested areas. The Clipper is a fast flying butterfly and has a habit of flying with its wings flapping stiffly between the horizontal position and a few degrees below the horizontal. It may glide between spurts of flapping.
The 1904 built Milwaukee Clipper, now retired as a Musuem in Muskegon, MI at the old Grand Trunk Railroad dock, where rail ferrys would be loaded for trips across Lake Michigan to Milwaukee, WI.
I had this tagged as a Blue Tiger Butterfly (Tirumala hamata), but a guide at naturemuseum.org/explore/exhibits/butterfly-haven/ indicates it is a Clipper (Parthenos sylvia). OK....
Judy Istock Butterfly Haven
at Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum
Chicago, IL
May 2018
Canon FD glass mounted to Sony A7II via Metabones adapter.
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A Clipper 70 out on the Solent training the crew for the 2023 round the world race.
The crew pay to take part in these races. They can sail around the world or just a single leg. Terrific adventure if you enjoy sailing.
The buildings you can see out in the Solent are at the eastern end of the Isle Of Wight and are the Bembridge RNLI Station which operates a Taymar Class all-weather lifeboat.
Close up of the clipper entering the outer Victoria harbour.
"Clipper Navigation (Seattle USA) has provided service between Victoria and Seattle since 1986. This ship is the most recent addition.
132 feet long, 33.3 feet wide
Holds 330 passengers and 5-10 attendants for service
Waterjet propulsion system
Speed up to 30 knots
Upper stern outside deck
Duty-free and gift shops on upper and lower decks
Some tables on upper and lower decks
All other seats with pull-down tray tables
8 emergency exits and 8 life rafts
Built in Bergen, Norway