The colors, the clarity, patterns, round, looped, straight, wavy all leads me to thinking “how many people does it require to set this ship like it is” and one great photographer captures it.. Well done Pearl…. iliil Sassy
To be honest, I’m surprised you were allowed to take that photo. I’m always just more than a tad worried about having my camera confiscated when it comes to taking pictures of anything involving national security.
The rust was especially noticeable as it was the only place on the entire ship that wasn’t freshly painted and spiffed. I think he was thinking how hot he was standing in the sun in full gear 🙂
Great photo! Love the coils of rope – I was watching them handle the mooring ropes on the vaporetti in Italy and thinking how very neat and quick they are and how they always have an eye to safety, too. I guess one of those coils could rip your arm off if you got caught as it was being moored.
I hope the Captain saw what he saw!
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The Captain was in the mess, lol.
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Awesome shot….I feel like I’m on the ship looking through my viewfinder!!!!
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That’s how I felt, lol. Glad you enjoyed.
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The colors, the clarity, patterns, round, looped, straight, wavy all leads me to thinking “how many people does it require to set this ship like it is” and one great photographer captures it.. Well done Pearl…. iliil Sassy
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Glad you enjoyed this Sassy! The massive ropes were the eye catcher for me too!
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To be honest, I’m surprised you were allowed to take that photo. I’m always just more than a tad worried about having my camera confiscated when it comes to taking pictures of anything involving national security.
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No worries about security Bobbie, this ship was being decommissioned and non-coms and cameras were welcomed.
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Looks lonely
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8 hours of lonely.
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super photo in all senses++ once again a boat or a car that is cleaner than my kitchen…he is thinking what I wonder…
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What ever he was thinking about, he had plenty of time to ponder.
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fabulous – the ropes and chains add a feel of strength to the image
Iris
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Thank you! You seem to always get to the zone of where my thought process is in the photo’s!
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Wonderful image of dependability and courage.
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And we are so fortunate to have an all volunteer corps! Glad you enjoyed the photo.
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I like how the surprisingly rusty deck contrasts with the tidy lines/ropes. I wonder what that sailor is looking at…
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The rust was especially noticeable as it was the only place on the entire ship that wasn’t freshly painted and spiffed. I think he was thinking how hot he was standing in the sun in full gear 🙂
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The water view is amazing…Deep and rich!
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Was he looking out for aggressive sardines?
Great photo! Love the coils of rope – I was watching them handle the mooring ropes on the vaporetti in Italy and thinking how very neat and quick they are and how they always have an eye to safety, too. I guess one of those coils could rip your arm off if you got caught as it was being moored.
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Hi Patty,
Great picture. Have a great day!
Sherrie
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Great shot. I like its clarity.
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Those are some massive chains and ropes. I’m another who’s amazed at how neat and well arranged everything is on this ship.
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