W/NW Boats and Ships

[Andrew Touchon]

Warships.............

 

[ducttape]

Peaceships....

 

[Sonnar Brian]

Confederate Ships

On the Water Sailing Free...

 

[Doug]

Ships in the locks

 

[mac_wt]

Ship under the bridge.

Wim

 

[Andrew Sowerby]

 

[Reddot9]

W/NW Boats and Ships

Boats and ships...

 

[Oldskewl808]

Shot taken with 1958 Kodak Retinette. Kodak Gold 100

 

[Rogier]

Holga 120-Pan


2012-01-19 by Rogier Diver, on Flickr

 

[peterm1]

Victoria Harbour Hong Kong


IMG_2419-249 by yoyomaoz, on Flickr


20101101-L1040906 by yoyomaoz, on Flickr


IMG_2422-252 by yoyomaoz, on Flickr


IMG_2411-241 by yoyomaoz, on Flickr

 

[Gerry M]

 

[Gerry M]

 

[divewizard]

Purse Seiners, Ventura Harbot, Ventura, California
Fujifilm GA645zi, Fujicolor Pro 160s, Nikon A2 filter, PCV scan

©2012 Chris Grossman

 

[seakayaker1]

M9 with Summilux-M 50mm f1.4 ASPH

 

[dotur]

0629dot2011 by dotur, on Flickr

www.ivanlozica.com

 

[LKeithR]

Victoria Harbour Hong Kong

Really like the dreamy look in this one. What gear?

 

[kokoshawnuff]

Vancouver Sails Ektar, Summarit 90

 

[Andrea Taurisano]

And I've got a series on life onboard a research vessel at 80 degrees norht in my blog, one shot below.

 

[39per1]

Leica M2, Elmar 50 f3,5 LTM (1936), Tri-X


A113 San Benedetto del Tronto di Davide _non so cos'è l'AccaDiErre, su Flickr

 

[peterm1]

IMG_2422-252 by yoyomaoz, on Flickr

Really like the dreamy look in this one. What gear?

Keith thanks. I shot in HK with a combination of a Leica M8 with Leitz or Voigtlander lenses and a Canon G11 for when I was feeling lazy and did not want to have to manually focus. This particular image was shot with the Canon.

I found it to be a good camera for more static shots of this sort (sharp, good color etc) but was not so good for street work as the AF was just too slow so I have since sold it. But for landscapes and the like............great.

The whole time I was there the conditions were a little damp with quite a bit of haze so "dreamy" was easy to get in any shots of the harbour. In fact I think I had to work hard in post processing to "pull" the background out of the haze and show up the buildings and skyline.

And BTW thanks to Brett too.