The Danish container ship “Baltimore” (Copenhagen) on her way out of the port of Livorno, assisted by the tug “Tito Neri”. On the right, in background, the pilot boat.
At the bow of the 294m Maersk Line ship we can see the other tug, the “Fratelli Neri”.Search labels: tug
Love these shots VP. I always enjoy them when you post them.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I just love your sea shots. We were in and out of that port many times. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteBig ship and pilot small boat...
ReplyDeleteI saw the same scene near Hiroshima port. It looked bit humorous. Then I remembered your post too, VP.
Huge ship
ReplyDeletewhat a great oceans adventure :)
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It must be fun to live in a thriving port city, where you see the comings and goings of the big ships every day.
ReplyDeleteI would not want to be in that little tug boat with that monster behind me. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteNow that's a sight I would spend hours watching.
ReplyDeleteThat ship just goes on forever.
ReplyDeleteEven as a child, one of my favorite little books was about the little tugboat that could.
Kol hakavod to tugboats.
How I love the view of ships!
ReplyDeleteThat's a big one! French expression: on a toujours besoin d' un plus petit que soi, you always need someone (something) smaller than you.
ReplyDeleteI love to see the activity that goes on in harbours VP, these are great images, especially the first one. I like the way everyone knows exactly what their job is in the bringing in and taking out of these huge vessels.
ReplyDeleteThe piles of containers on the ship always fascinates me! Love seeing them on the water.
ReplyDeleteThe tug boat is so little!:)
ReplyDeleteNice color on the Danish ship.
Adoro le immagini portuali, danno un senso di libertà! Ciao, Arianna
ReplyDeleteThese photos are always interesting because of your big interest in ships.
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