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Went to Williamstown (vic) last Sunday it was very misty/foggy reflections were nice
these are two i took that may interest any ship lovers that may be out there first is HMAS Castlemaine which i have taken pics of in just about all light conditions and she always looks great ! second is a large ocean going tug that works in Bass strait not great pics but nice if you like ships (as i do) D2x and 70-200 afs with vr off as i forgot i had turned it off last time i used it grrrrrr 
 Nikon boy Norman
There is something quiet and peaceful about the 1st one I like alot. Well done.
And this is where I met the leprechaun - He told me to burn things
like john said: something peaceful about the first shot.
compostionally also, in the second shot I find the buildings in the background to be distracting. I like the first shot a lot though. well done. steve check out my image gallery @
http://photography.avkomp.com/gallery3
#1 I really like your composition here. From the flat water to the masts behinds and city skyline in the misty haze. It's a beauty, great detail.
#2 I didn't realise that there were tugs this size (sheltered workshop I live in). That sucker is huge. Sure the buildings are a little distracting, but I'm still amazed by the size of that tug.  Do you know what they use them for?Mark
Wetlens
#1 is my pick here Nikon Boy. A slight contradiction in terms - naval warship and peaceful
 but i agree ther'e a sense of tranquility about this image
cheers marco
I quite like the first one too. I like the way the buildings in the distance help to create perspective, but the mist/fog softens their appearance to prevent them from detracting from the subject.
Nicely captured.
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