A couple of archive shots of a tugboat, unusually in grey.
Our “civilian” tugboats usually come in black and white, but this is the “Porto Empedocle” of the Navy.Search labels: tug
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6 comments:
Grey is the color of navies around the world. I suppose it's because ships are harder to see in that color...but I dunno.
I like the fact you were able to capture people on the tugs...that gives a sense of scale and these are actually quite large boats.
Nice shots, whatever!
Love tugboats. This one is really cool!
It looks so stretched out.
Nice the officer on deck in fancy uniform.
An awesome looking tug. very sleek. MB
I didn't realize it was so big until I noticed the people standing on the boat! Greeat shots :D
Really nice boat! It looks brand new.
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