It was only a matter of time, good weather, and patience, I knew it was going to happen. It was right on line. And when I clicked that shutter, I knew I had it! It was hard to contain my excited exclamation…”GOT IT” Job done!
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A beginner’s guide to who has the right of way on the waterways.
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1.) The sailboat on the right HAD the right of way, but somebody here didn’t care! 2.) Hand powered vessels have the right of way, unless…3.) … a bigger boat doesn’t see it that same way…4.) Sailboats, and the remains thereof, have the right of way.Ditto, against 10,000 ton barge.6.) “Norwegian Breakaway” has right of way to breakaway sailboats who think they have right of way.7.) Refer to Number 6, above.8.) Naked, or near naked women have right of way under all circumstances.9.) See No. 8 above – for passing paddle boarders. Caution should be observed. Captains with the most beer have the right of way, or so they believe.
Images 1-8, Hudson River, NY Harbor, 8/9/15
Images 9-10, Barnegat Bay N.J. 8/16/15
No offense is meant by these fun images, only educational enlightenment.
Hope you are having a safe and happy summer. As usual, thanks for viewing, and comments are always welcome M 🙂
Numerous photos of last night’s photographically awesome storm, rainbow and sunset were posted locally, recording a spectacle which left jaws dropping. Many captures of the boiling storm clouds, intense and full rainbow, and incredibly striking sunset – many far better than these, show how good, and prolific everyday photography has become in recent years.
Osprey and the end of the rainbow, on Barnegat Bay, New Jersey In my rush to catch the tail end of the show, I left my wide-angle lens behind, but did manage to catch the plane, left of center, above. Click or stretch for closer look.
…As usual, thanks for viewing, and comments are always welcome. M 🙂