A sequence of the 184 meter container ship “Elqui” turning before leaving port.
The tug “Porto Baratti” is pulling, the “Porto di Livorno” is behind.
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17 comments:
Looks like ballet to me. Impressive. Please have a good weekend.
daily athens
I agree with Robert. It looks like is following some kind of music.
Only shows that little things can have alot of power. Wonderful photos!
Wonderful ship dances. I like pics 2 and 3 because I never see these angles here - and the color is so nice!
I do like the turning shots. Very neat. Amazing that the little tug can pull and guide the much larger container ship. MB
è maestosa!!!!!!!!
Terrific, VP, well done! I can almost see this big ship turning... Funny, I see a lot of container ships and big ports, but I've never watched a one turn like this.
Beautiful. We've been listening to Hitch HIker's Guide and I've been thinking about you and Trillian.
I like how you capture these maneuvers...
God bless you!
Cezar
Excellent photos of this ship moving about. I love the colors on the cargo.
I'm fascinated by how these huge ships can turn on a dime! I used to watch them in Mazaatlán, México for that very reason. Good sequence of shots!
The first photo is wonderful! It's like a film :D There are so many containers on the Porto di Livorno...kind of looks like a whole bunch of rubic cubes :D
This blog is full of great photos, and by looking at your work, it gives me lots of inspiration and motivation to take more pictures - Thank you for sharing !!!
Nice photos, and I really like the last two!:) Have a nice weekend!
Wonderful pictures. It so makes me want to see all this in person.
Amazing how the tugs work and how the mountain of containers does not make a ship top heavy.
Love the collage, VP!
Those HUGE ships are amazing! Yes, feel free to post my Minnesota garden bench....
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