The Ship

[Ron Scubadiver]

Anchorage by Ron Scubadiver, on Flickr

[basker]

Ron,

That is a truly remarkable image. It shows me that some paintings I liked were actual landscapes. That ship is amazing.

Sam

[Tristin]

Very nice image Ron, the tones and compositional elements are pleasing. 

[Mongo]

wonderful image - mystical atmosphere

[Akira]

To me, what makes this image intriguing is the combination of traditional Chinese-style landscape commonly seen in scroll paints and the modern ships.  Really nice!  I also like the beautiful gradation of the mountains that gives a perspective depth to the image.

[Mongo]

Akira put it much better than Mongo did. So, +1 for Akira's comments.

[Akira]

Akira put it much better than Mongo did. So, +1 for Akira's comments.

Nah, I'm too talkative.   

[Peter Connan]

What a beautiful photo Ron!

[PedroS]

Great image, everything on it is perfect.
Congrats

[Hugh_3170]

Great image Ron and captured at a great time of day.  It is a very pleasant reminder for me of the day that I spent at Ha Long Bay.

The huge broad, and yet relatively thin, shards of rock that come up out of the water are quite unlike any other rock feature that I have seen.

I recommend Ha Long Bay to all travellers.

[stenrasmussen]

If this doesn't express serentity I don't know what does.
I like how you timed the position of the masts with the two rock formations behind.
The ship comes across like a mix of The Pearl and a modern cruise ship (which contradicts my former serenity remark)

[Ron Scubadiver]

Thank you everyone.  It was one big hazy mess over there.  I was on that ship for 2 days.  The rooms were huge.  It has masts, but is not capable of sailing.

[Peter Connan]

Ron, if I may ask, where was this?

[armando_m]

Terrific image +1 on the previous comments

[Ron Scubadiver]

Ron, if I may ask, where was this?

Ha Long Bay, see comments above, thank you.
Thank you Armando.