I thought this would make a good feature shot for the paper today, but by the time I got home, there was no hole for it. Not wanting to waste this interesting photo, thought I would post it.
I'll tell you the story when you tell me what you think is happening. Click photo to enlarge.
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I think a funny caption would be "That's My Boat!" (as in Forrest Gump)
Caption: Sailing through Traffic
Opps I dropped it!
Well, I am guessing it fell off a truck while it was being transported. I rather like Jen's caption. :)
Storm Damaged Vessel Finally Comes Ashore
or
Trading In Fishing Lanes for Traffic Lanes
or
Dry Dock Gone Wrong
What the heck are they doing LOL. Did the guy tripped over something?
Caption: I thought we already landed on water!
The Repairman repairing the boat and the Boat Owner steadying the boat's pole:
%!@#@!! hey pal make do it fast, i'm having a hard time here..!
"Phew, that wind is a bit stronger then I thought!!" What ever is happening, it does look like a traffic accident and the boat slipped off its trailor, perhaps caused by strong winds??
I think the boat tumbled off the truck or trailer that was hauling it! Owner not happy!!
Marilyn
"You put your right foot in
you take your right foot out
You put your right foot in and you shake it all about.
You do the hokey-pokey and you turn yourself around.
That's what it's all about"
What if the hokey-pokey really IS what it's all about? Could be......
Steady On
Reggie Girl
Keep guessing?
My guess is they were driving along towing the boat, and the mast snagged on power lines, toppling the boat off?
Perhaps they were making a ship to shore call and got carried away? Literally and figuratively...
In answer to your question, no there is definitely no other camera. It all started with an FM 10 (that I still shoot with) and now I have a D80.
I have yet to be disappointed, and highly doubt I ever will be, with equipment at least.
;D
No. See next post.
Jen: Ship to Shore. Funny.
I used to shoot with the FE-2s. I refused to upgrade when the new cameras came out, then I retired (more of burnout than retirement), sold my cameras, dismantled my darkroom, hated myself for selling everything after the burnout wore off, bought another FE-2 on Ebay just to play with, and after getting my photos back from the processor, I thought..., well I can't repeat that here.
Then I sold my FE-2, and bought a point a shoot, upgraded a few times, and finally went back to shooting for a newspaper 2 years ago, and spent practically my life savings for new gear.
I don't make a dime shooting for the newspaper. My pay all goes back into buying more gear! Always something new I want to try.
Three cheers for Nikon!
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