Boating cruising
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Taken along the Inside Passage in Alaska (Alaska Marine Highway). One of the nicest forms of public transport I have ever taken. My twin sister and I had the plessure of Duct taping a tent to the stern of a ferry, and sitting back for four days and four nights, along what I consider to be the nicest place on earth. This photo helps restore the momory of the ‘fulfilment’ aswell as ‘sollitute’. This mode of transport should be taken if you ever have the chance.
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Lots of activity on the river Thames with Tower Bridge in the distance
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The Queen Mary Cruise Liner, now a floating museum piece at Long Beach, Los Angeles.
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A twilight view of the Manhattan skyline as seem from across the Hudson River in New Jersey. The cruise ship to the left is called “Norwegian Dawn” / just in case one of you may have went for a cruise on it!
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I took a few aerial photos of the Queen Victoria as she passed the Coffs Coast, Australia. She was about 18 miles off the coast.
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The QEII leaving Hobart for the last time (being decommissioned to become a floating hotel in Dubai). The Tasman Peninsula and Cape Raoul can be seen in the background. The bird is an albatross, though I’m not entirely sure which species.
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Sun setting behind the clouds off the George Town coast as the last cruise ship leaves, taking all the duty free cigars, cigarettes, rum, jewellery and “resort-wear” with it. The spirit off the pirate lives on in Grand Cayman.
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With typical kiwi generosity encountered throughout our trip the redboat captain offered us all a free cruise to make up for the lack of visibility on the first outing…....nobody complained.
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my little boat one summer cruise around Corsica
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A fire boat gives the traditional water salute at eth Royal Rendezvous in Sydney, where the Queen Victoria and tha Queen Elizabeth II met for the last time.
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The Queen Elizabeth II adn the Queen Victoria meet for the last time in Sydeny Harbour.
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A police helicopter buzzes the Queen Victoria on her first exit form Sydney Harbour
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Beaulieu Sur Mer and its colorful pleasure harbour sheltered from the wind by a high cliff and a range of hill.
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with a long range lens, it appears as though the cruise ship, Norwegian Pearl, is about to collide with the sail boat. Taken at 250 mm, F5.6, 1/500 sec.
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I photographed this ship in Mexican waters with my Konica-Minolta A2 DSLR. Some changes were made, and some traffic was removed to finish this image. View Larger to see the name on the ship. >- – - – < > – - – < > – - – < > – - – < > – - – < > – - – < > – - – -< At Sea was featured at World’s Cruise Ships This Image was taken from the deck of this same ship. / See my other cruise ship related art here. /
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Moored at Mannum SA, this paddle boat does trips along the Murray River Weekly Canon 400D 18/55,
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Shot with a fisheye lens, this sailboat sails on the Delaware River just before sunset.
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All I want is a room somewhere, / Far away from the cold night air, / With one enormous chair, / Aow, wouldn’t it be loverly? / . . . . . . . . . . . . (From: My Fair Lady) This Warm Chair photo was taken of a cruise ship on a cruise ship steaming up the Atlantic near the coast of Florida. Photo taken with my Konica-Minolta DiMage A2 DSLR camera. / ISO 64 with apperture set at f 5.6 for a 1/200 sec exposure. See my other cruise ship related art here. /
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My uncle and brother in laws boats rafted together at anchor one night. Both have wooden hulls and both owners are shipwrights.
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Two of the most beautiful wooden boats I’ve ever laid my eyes on.
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This lovely rock formation was just off the beach on the island off Samana. The Dominican Republic is a very poor island in the Carrib. Developers are working now to develop the penninsula called Samana…..... Huge all inclusive hotel/resorts are popping up and beaches are being built with white sand to attract tourists and cruise ships. While there is no port there, boats tender you ashore. There is no substancial town yet to browse around or shopping to speak of, yet is is the islands of the Carrib as they would have been in the 1950’s or even earlier, I guess. The crime rate is high due to the extensive amount of poverty. This is not an island you want to explore by yourself. We opted for a tour guided trip to an out island patroled to keep it private.
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