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16 comments:
These are wonderful VP.
What huge a ship !
Please have a good Wednesday.
That first shot is terrific. Looks like that ship has no escape. Nicely done
That is one large ship.
I really like that first image! How cool!
Oi veh! Your first photo and caption are awesome, so dramatic.
What a fat ship from that angle.
Initially, I was struck by the power of the ship - then, even more struck by the power of the tug. Looks aren't all!
I trust the tug. :-)
I think the tug boat is cute.....
A man would probably written something very different.
You see only a tug here, but there were four of them around this ship.
Wow! That is a big one!!!
The first image is wonderful, this ship is majestic!
Léia :)
I love her!
Nella prima foto fa un certo effetto...ciao, Arianna!
A good angle to show how big this ship is! I saw the link yoyu gave and I like the last photo there.
Fabulous first image VP, it's all in the angle, I would have thought it possible!
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