Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
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I saw the workers in the background coming and wanted to get a separation. This guy was standing completely still at least 10 seconds while I was waiting for the right moment. Time has a different meaning in Bangladesh.
The Entrance to The Royal Naval Dockyard in Bermuda.This dockyard is used as a cruise ship terminal . This photo on a cloudy day just happened to have a ray of sunshine light it up.
Sun settting over the Tate & lyle factory on the Thames, Woolwich dockyard, South East London.
Top marks for anyone that can spot the deliberate mistake.
I certainly didn't expect to see an echium in a naval dockyard, and at ten feet plus it made for an impressive sight.
This small station is on the mainline that runs from London Paddington to Penzance and cuts through the city of Plymouth.
The signal box at Rosyth Dockyard looking west on the link from Inverkeithing. This line opened in 1907 and deviated from the 1877 Dunfermline to North Queensferry Railway at Naval Base Junction, since this pic was taken the box has been fenced off.
In the distance is the last surviving 300 ton capacity crane, the dockyard at one time had three up until the early 1990s.
Actually this is a look-up shot at the atrium of Tokyo Telecom Center Building which is often used as a shooting place for Japanese TV drama and movie. Top and bottom of the photo are reversed because complicated structure is more emphasized in black and white.
And my imagination becomes too rich while taking pictures in the deserted building at night.
When repair is necessary car goes to the garage and ship goes to the dockyard. In that case, where does our Spaceship Earth go? Endless war and conflict, destruction of the environment, mindless dissipation of natural resources and so on. Isn't it in need of the dockyard to fix everything at once?
Freightliner liveried 08531 had trundled from the Central to North Yard light engine and returned with a couple of loaded container flats, delightful to see.
A shot of Chatham Dockyard taken from Upnor yesterday. Shot n Leica X, and processed in Lightroom 5.
Also please read my recent article on my experience of the Leica X as a camera - at Macfilos.
macfilos.com/photo/2017/12/26/2017-a-year-with-the-wonder...
Dockyard III , ligplaats Bruinisse
De Dockyard III (23.09761) werd in 1941 door de Rotterdamse Droogdok Maatschappij gebouwd onder bouwnummer 228.
Afmeting 25,06 x 6,31 x 2,65 meter.
Lindau Marina Flat
Lindau, Bavaria, Germany
Sony Alpha a77 II
Sony DT 16-50mm f/2.8 SSM
16mm / Æ’/9 / 1/160s / ISO 100
The photo is about dockyard workers. They work their whole day long together. They work there by making groups and doing individual works like painting, removing dust, hitting the ship. They make new colorful ships from old inactive ship. This photo is an example of their work where the dockyard workers are hitting the ship with the hammer to make the irony wall plain so that they can pain it and make it like a new ship for us.