This stainless-steel sculpture of a boat was put in place in 1990. It sits in a great location in the Reykjavik marina.
Jamaica Glory
Here is a drone photo I took a couple of years ago while the Carnival Glory was docked in Jamaica. I love the color of the Caribbean Sea.
Grand Harbour
It has been a while since I posted a photo from Europe. Tonight’s the night….so here is a photo of the Grand Harbour in Valletta Malta. This was such an amazing looking city. Of all the European cities we visited, this is one spot I want to return to again. I’ll just say it’s back on our bucket list again.
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Dry Dock
Tonight, I have something a little different for you. I don’t often take many marine industrial photos, but MJ and I came upon this spot in Cape Town South Africa and I couldn’t help myself. I thought the ships sitting here in various stages of repair were interesting….. along with the unusual clouds on the left side of the sky. There is probably a scientific name for that type of cloud, but I don’t know what it is. Do you?
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Dubrovnik's Marina
This Croatia city is beautiful. The ancient walled city within Dubrovnik is a wonderful location….well worth the trip. I took this photo standing on top of the ancient wall looking down at the marina. You can see some of the wall on the left side of the photo. I want to go back right now…..
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Marina
Miami Port Sunrise
This might not be a popular photo with most of you, but I like it a ton. Maybe because I was there watching the sun come up in Miami from the back of a cruise boat. There is always something special about experiencing an event vs. seeing it in a photo. That may be a funny thing to read from a photographer, but its how I feel about the subject. Don’t get me wrong, I always try to capture the moment, but admittedly I fail more times then I succeed. It’s very hard to capture the feeling, emotion, and senses you experience in a photo. This photo is a great example. The photo can’t capture the warm breeze as it blew past our cabin balcony. The photo can’t capture how I felt as the sun came up. The buildings went from being in the shadows of the night, to reflecting a beautiful orange glow of the morning.
Anyway, there are usually a ton of reasons why I like some photos that might not seem wonderful at first glance. But they all have meaning for me and that is often why I share them with you.
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Valletta Harbor
This stop in Malta was amazing. I’d put Vellatta on my “return to” list in a second. Although next time, I want to see more of the country. This city had everything you’d want. Clean, safe, historical, beautiful, and just a whole lot of fun. I hope you like the photo that can’t do justice to actually standing there viewing it with your own eyes.
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The Beautiful Gustavia
Last December we had a great trip to St. Maarten. During that trip, we took a day excursion over to St. Barts. What a great little island…expensive, but fun. We hiked up a hill to get this great view of Gustavia. Boy it was worth the walk.
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St. Maarten Rooftopping
When we visited St. Maartin, we stayed at the Simpson Bay Resort and Marina. The resort has a wonderful roof access that allows for a beautiful 180 degree view of the famous Simpson Bay. So I took advantage of this and took a ton of photos of the bay. But to be honest, this photo I took looking straight down at the resort pool was one of my favorites from this location.
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