Boat trips Posted on April 1, 2014 by David Hall Plymouth Harbor, New England Olympus E1 with Zuiko 14-54mm lens Advertisements Share this:ShareGoogleLike this:Like Loading... Related
Interesting shot, David. Are those reflections of Tall Ships in the office windows? I look forward to the rest of this series. 🙂 Reply
Thanks Jo. The only masted boat around was the Mayflower replica so it probably was that. Where is this sunshine that the rest of the country seems to be having? Reply
I’m trying not to look, David. I’m busy recreating a rainy day in the Alentejo for my ‘M’ post. Not exactly escapism! 🙂
Love this! Been meaning to go to New England ever since I moved to the US. 19 years, still not made it. Great shot. Would make a perfect postcard. Reply
Thanks Sandra. I’m sure that you would love New England, once you can see beyond the trees 🙂 Reply
Unusual composition and lovely colour….do I detect a very subtle filtering…..whatever…..it’s a great shot! Reply
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Interesting shot, David. Are those reflections of Tall Ships in the office windows? I look forward to the rest of this series. 🙂
Thanks Jo. The only masted boat around was the Mayflower replica so it probably was that. Where is this sunshine that the rest of the country seems to be having?
I’m trying not to look, David. I’m busy recreating a rainy day in the Alentejo for my ‘M’ post. Not exactly escapism! 🙂
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Love this! Been meaning to go to New England ever since I moved to the US. 19 years, still not made it. Great shot. Would make a perfect postcard.
Thanks Sandra. I’m sure that you would love New England, once you can see beyond the trees 🙂
i want that polaroid Plugin!
I guess it does look a bit like an old Polaroid! Probably why I liked it 🙂
What a great shot.. love the colors!!
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Interesting image 🙂
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Unusual composition and lovely colour….do I detect a very subtle filtering…..whatever…..it’s a great shot!
Thanks John. I was trying to give the image an old Polaroid effect 🙂