Port Side View

© Michelle Alton

Port Side View

Uploaded: December 21, 2013

Description


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From the port side of the bow of the Battleship USS New Jersey, now a floating museum on the bank of the Delaware River in Camden, NJ.
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The view here if of Philadelphia's Penns Landing, so named because it marks the spot where, in the late 17th Century, Pennsylvania's founder, William Penn would typically anchor his boat when he travelled from his home in Bucks County.
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Moored at the landing now are several historical ships. In view here are from left: The barque Moshulu (1904-the world’s oldest and largest square rigged sailing vessel still afloat), now a posh floating restaurant.
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And to her right is the Spanish-American War-era cruiser USS Olympia (C-6). This and other ships are part of Philadelphia's Independence Seaport Museum.
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Exif: F Number: 8, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/320 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 400, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 84.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS 5D Mark III

Comments

Bojan Bencic level-classic December 21, 2013

Beautiful cityscape and info, Michelle. Great light and POV. #1556708

Tiia Vissak December 21, 2013

a cool view! #10926552

Tammy M. Anderson level-deluxe December 21, 2013

Excellent mood, tones, light and cityscape capture. Thank-you so much for the kind comment and encouragement on my portrait today. I do enjoy outdoor portraits but not feel very confident doing them. Have a good pre-Christmas weekend. I know its a busy one for everyone. #10926597

Monnie Ryan December 21, 2013

Wow - lots of history tied up in this one! Well done, Michelle! #10926599

Gord MacEachern December 21, 2013

Wonderful cityscape here Michelle, and as always, love your great info too!! #10926610

Jeff Robinson level-deluxe December 21, 2013

Great mood and cityscape capture! #10926663

William C. Raco level-classic December 21, 2013

Excellent cityscape, Michelle
Wonder what William Penn would think of the city now #10926683

Liz blahh December 21, 2013

Great capture of this city scape! #10926685

Nancy L. Green level-classic December 21, 2013

GREAT city scape Michelle, I LOVE the low key feel, WTG!!! <>< #10926774

Kathy Reeves December 21, 2013

Wonderful cityscape and always interesting information. #10926825

John Connolly December 21, 2013

An amazing cityscape and capture Michelle! It must be wonderful to have those old ships moored there! #10926829

Thomas E. Hinds December 21, 2013

Great light, comp, info, and overall capture, Michelle! #10927086

Barbara Waldoch December 21, 2013

Terrific capture, Michelle! #10927112

Robert K. Bemus level-classic December 21, 2013

Wonderful cityscape and info, Michelle! #10927241

Carol L. Fowler December 22, 2013

Great cityscape- but appears a bit drab in winter (like almost everywhere, alas) #10927702

David Van Camp December 23, 2013

Yea, awesome ... we've been having some pretty dramatic weather recently! Good for photos, bad for walking around :D

Thanks for your comments, Michelle! #10928395


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