Basseterre, St. Kitts
I posted this photo two months ago on my own blog in response to a Weekly Photo Challenge (scale). It’s one of my favorites, so I thought I’d share it here.
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Great Image. I spent 25 years in the Navy (mostly on aircraft carriers) so I really appreciate “Large” ships. This is a great shot.
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Thanks so much, Phil! I bet you have some awesome stories to tell…
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My boat, the one that’s just out of frame is 2x’s bigger than these!! 😛
Excellent sense of scale Stacy! These things seem to be getting larger every few years that go by!
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Ha! As for size, I know! We had a chance to see the largest ship in their fleet a few years ago. Unbelievable! And now, there are two even larger ones. They’re like small floating cities!
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Holy Cow!! or Holy Ships!
What a photo, Stacy!
How the heck are you? I’m visiting all over WP today, trying to catch up on some of my favorite people!
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LOL, Laurie, and thanks! I’m hanging in and trying to play catch-up myself 🙂 Always fun to connect with you, know matter how it may be!
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Great shot Stacy. I love the symmetry with the two floating cities and the little bell between them.
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Ha! Great observation, Wade! And thanks 🙂
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Great photo. Love the symmetry, yet is not symmetry at the same time.
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I like how you stated that, Raewyn 🙂 Thanks!
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Great surreal shot!
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So glad you like it! Thanks for your comment 🙂
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What a beautiful image Stacy 🙂 Its incredible how high they can build these boats now, you would think they would be top heavy (no comments Emilio) 🙂 Great work.
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Yeah, I don’t get it, Joe, but they really are beautiful architectural beauties! Thanks so much 🙂
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There’s some pretty amazing parking skills there, just hope they’re careful when they open the doors! Great photo Stacy! 🙂
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It really was unbelievable to walk down the pier between these two behemoths, Katie. Talk about feeling small! Thanks so much 🙂
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I just can’t imagine two ships that size side by side. Excellent photo.
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I know. I have a hard time parking my car 🙂 Thanks, Cee!
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When we took the tour on the Queen Mary, they said it was one and a half times larger than the Titanic. There was a Carnival Cruise ship docked next to us an it was easily larger. SO, my question is how in the world do these monsters float? I love this shot, but no way will I ever go on a cruise.
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Just drink enough, Emilio, not to think about it 😉 Actually, I have that same thought every time I fly (not the drinking, but how in the world does this work??)!
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I’m with you!
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