Canon PowerShot SX260 HS; 1/1250s, f/5.0, ISO 100, focal length 29.8mm; AUTO setting
This is a small section of an old boat, the Miss Clarabelle, that sits at the Cedar Key Museum State Park in Cedar Key, Florida. It reminds me of a world map, especially North and South America, center left. This is not a black and white image.
FEATURED in Every Little Thing You Do, Nov. 29, 2012
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Having lived most of my life in the northeast U.S., I am enjoying retired life in sunny Florida. I enjoy photographing many different kinds of things, but especially flowers and animals, including the beautiful birds found here in Florida. I am currently using a Canon EOS Rebel XSi/450D camera, a Canon 55-250 mm telescopic zoom lens, and a Sony P10 Cyber-shot digital camera. My newest acquisition is a Canon PowerShot SX260 HS, a point and shoot which I will be carrying in my purse.
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It does look like a map – terrific find, Dot!
Glad you see that, Monnie. I thought maybe I was crazy! LOL Thanks so much!
– AuntDot
Perfect title for this one!
Thanks so much, Christina! I wasn’t sure!
– AuntDot
25.11.12 @ 9.18 am
Love the colour and texture of this.
Thanks so much, Karen. Almost a black and white, but not quite.
– AuntDot
nice shot
Thank you, my friend!
– AuntDot
An excellent eye!!!! This is really a terrific capture!! Bill
Thank you, Bill!
– AuntDot
Fabulous shot,
Thank you kindly, my friend!
– AuntDot
Who’d have guessed that peeling paint could be so fascinating!
Thank you Bette. I love looking for images in strange places! LOL
– AuntDot
can see South America, great find
Yup, me too! Thanks much, Robert!
– AuntDot
Fabulous find and shot Dot, reminds me of a cyclone or storm!!!
Thanks so much, Kathie!
– AuntDot
29.11.12
brilliant .. many congrats on the feature
Thank you so much, Angel. Truly appreciated!
– AuntDot