Clamshell buckets resting between loads. (Picture taken last June)
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9 comments:
You have an interesting contrast between the smooth, modern ship and the heavy duty, industrial buckets.
Jack said it perfectly.
It's nice how you give them a personality by letting them "rest."
The opening in the ship somehow reminds me of the old pirates forcing someone to walk the gangplank.
The Crown Princess looks splendid!
Have a great weekend
Love the composition here VP.
What are those buckets used for? Interesting contrast.
Marvellous photo. One of my favourites ever!
Wonderful dockside scenes. Great image.
We are heading back to these in a few days. :)
Great background, VP!
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