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19 comments:
I can never get over the vast difference in size between these tugs and their client ships.
The contrast in size is astonishing.
That first shot is amazing. One to be framed and hung on a wall.
That ship looks lightly loaded. Great photos with lots of red color.
Wow! That little pilot boat does look tiny next to that container ship.
Amazing to think that the small tugs can tow the massive tankers out of harbour.. excellent images both VP.
That boat looks incredibly tiny in comparison!
Ya, but they are the 'little engines that can'. There's a moral somewhere here.
That little boat is so cute against that "big monster" !
Amazing! Beautiful shots VP.
wow! that is quite the size comparison!
Sembrano il gigante e la bambina! Bella la prima foto...ciao, Arianna
That first shot is simply fantastic!
Wonderful pics, VP!
Your photos are always so amazing. Giant meets tiny.
Janis
GDP
I like both images, but the last one is my favourite.
The pilot bot truly is TINY in comparison.
Big and small. Nice. i need to buy nmyself a new zoom lens, my Tamron isn't working at the moment.
How nice wholeness - a very big and a very small together.
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