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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...
The P&O Azura, the P&O Ventura, and the Royal Princess are in Antigua. Looks like the Princess ship is parked all wonky! :)
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.
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.
Ship-Spotter are waiting for ADIAnova to pass the narrow Jann-Berghaus bridge on her transfer trip to the north sea
...in the day.
Torill Knutsen passes Liverpoo 2,( Royal Seaforth container base ) to port of Patagonia...which is heading into the Mersey.
The Spurn Lightship is a lightvessel currently anchored in Hull Marina in the British city of Kingston upon Hull, England. The ship was built in 1927 and served for 48 years as a navigation aid in the approaches of the Humber Estuary, where it was stationed 4 ¹⁄₂ miles east of Spurn Point.
This ship is the 'Kalmar Nyckel' a replica of the original, built in 1997.
The original was a Swedish ship, built by the Dutch in the early 1600s. It brought Swedish settlers to America in 1638.
The name means 'Key of Kalmar'.
Thanks to John Lucas help!
Photo was taken near North Carolina coast.
25 Sep, 2023. Third place Winner: Beautiful Capture of Flags Contest of the Beautiful Capture Group; congratulations.
Winter sunset at one of the most unmistakable landmarks along the Santa Cruz coastline, the S. S. Palo Alto, more traditionally known as the old “cement ship”. Lodged at the end of the Seacliff State Beach fishing pier in Aptos, California, the ship was built from reinforced concrete to serve as an oil tanker at the end of World War I.
It's the best view ever
You can sit for hours if you want
All kinds of ships, boats and yachts, fishboats, sailboats and cruiseships are passing her living room
(hope that was the right terminology, mon Capitain lol)