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Images => Life, the Universe & Everything Else => Topic started by: Anthony on September 01, 2019, 16:05:13
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Sailing in the Aeolian Islands provides views of some interesting ships.
This emergency services vessel and one of its customers were both new to me.
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Some ships are more traditional.
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Old, new and luxury.
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It's fascinating to see such a wide variety of ships! I particularly like the second one from the last: the juxtaposition of two ships of interestingly contrasting shapes is nicely captured at the perfect timing!
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It's fascinating to see such a wide variety of ships! I particularly like the second one from the last: the juxtaposition of two ships of interestingly contrasting shapes is nicely captured at the perfect timing!
Thank you, Akira, glad you like them.
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Echo to Akira's comment, fascinating series
The very first boat seems heavily loaded, I think any moderate wave will make it take water
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Echo to Akira's comment, fascinating series
The very first boat seems heavily loaded, I think any moderate wave will make it take water
Thanks, Armando, I am glad I was not a passenger. The location was over 2 km from the shore, but fortunately the sea was calm.
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what a range of vessels...my favs are the old and the new desinged sailboats
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It looks like you are having a great time! Fascinating variety of ships.
Thanks for sharing.
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what a range of vessels...my favs are the old and the new desinged sailboats
Thank you, Thomas, I have t confess a liking for the ice cream boat (something to do with my feelings about ice cream).
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I like the natural stone dildo
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A veritable 'World Of Boats', from the ice cream barge to the Bond Villain motor yacht!
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Very nice photos of some beautiful ships, most particularly the Sea Cloud and the green schooner (?) in the photo with the hydrofoil in the background. Whenever I see tall ships I think how much fun it would have been to be a photographer (with time-machine access to modern equipment) in the age of sail. It must have been spectacular to see a tea clipper under full sail, or a Napoleonic era man-o-war. Cheers, John
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Thanks, Frank, Keith and John.
You have a vivid imagination, Frank.
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Anthony, these are a splendid set of images.
Your shot of the ice cream boat reminds me of similar such boats in the likes of Vietnam and Hong Kong where one may buy all manner of foodstuffs - like a kind of floating grocery truck.
Your image of the rock, in Reply #3, appears to have a person standing on the very top of it - is this a place where rock climbers frequent?
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Thanks, Hugh. What you see on the top of the rock is some sort of man made item (on some images I can see guy ropes), perhaps a radio aerial.