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Bernisse AMS 60
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Uploaded: 09/03/11 2:23 PM GMT
Bernisse AMS 60
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AMS60 Bernisse minesweeper used in and after the second World War to clear the mines from our Coastal waters.
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It is a shame to have had a need for such ships.
You did her justice Rob. Great DOF and prospective.
You did her justice Rob. Great DOF and prospective.
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Adult: A person who has stopped growing at both ends and is now growing in the middle.
Another beauty in action !!!
If the VB would still exist = 10/10 plus 5*10/10.
Congratulations, dear agent SOR.
SAM
If the VB would still exist = 10/10 plus 5*10/10.
Congratulations, dear agent SOR.
SAM
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With all my love and respect, Marzena
Mooie compositie keuze met Rotterdam nog in beeld.. fraaie Rob! Mich
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An excellent capture of this grand ship. I like the atmosphere too. Very well done, Rob.
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"Packers Rock!"
Hi, Rob....
1) From your last PM, my guess is that we're looking at a fabulous manipulation of a tree and a unicorn jogging through the park.
2) I agree with Michael's comments above. Especially about the "keuse".
3) I have an Auntie Bernise. She's a little on the heavy side, but not nearly as big as this boat. She's not much of a house keeper and probably hasn't swept anything since WWII either.
4) There is an object immediately to the left of the load that the crane is lifting. It looks like a man jumping to his death. Is this quite common in Rotterdam?
5) Beautiful shot of the mine sweeper. I might have tried the alternate posting which would have involved cloning out the ship so that we could see all of those colorful containers.
Dorothy
1) From your last PM, my guess is that we're looking at a fabulous manipulation of a tree and a unicorn jogging through the park.
2) I agree with Michael's comments above. Especially about the "keuse".
3) I have an Auntie Bernise. She's a little on the heavy side, but not nearly as big as this boat. She's not much of a house keeper and probably hasn't swept anything since WWII either.
4) There is an object immediately to the left of the load that the crane is lifting. It looks like a man jumping to his death. Is this quite common in Rotterdam?
5) Beautiful shot of the mine sweeper. I might have tried the alternate posting which would have involved cloning out the ship so that we could see all of those colorful containers.
Dorothy
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What's the difference between a duck?
Imagine having a whole ship to do this one special task. Good shot, Rob.
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Great capture, Rob. Very well ballanced composition and good lighting.
Tanju
Tanju
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A nicely composed scene and capture of this piece of history, Rob. Good work.
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The difference between a bad artist and a good one is: the bad artist seems to copy a great deal; the good one really does. ~William Blake
This shot tells its own story with the signage. A good angle Rob.
TicK
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