Strolling the Waterfront in National Park NJ
previous / nextThis was shot at the same location and day as the previous image.
Nikon D700
Tokina 80-200mm f2.8
1/2000 second
F/5.6
ISO 1250
Tokina 80-200mm f2.8
1/2000 second
F/5.6
ISO 1250
200 mm
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Labels: D700, Delaware River, New Jersey, parks
posted by Laurie at 12:00 AM
19 Comments:
I like the simple subject and composition of this picture. Enjoying the great outdoors...nothing like it.
this is wonderful... a real Sunday afternoon stroll great d/f
is that the JFK in the background?
:o)
T
@Tony...Thanks...I'm not sure what ship that is. If I remember right there were 2 nearly identical ships side by side and they had what appeared to be double hulls. I am not that knowledgeable in Naval ships. Perhaps someone else will enlighten me? I do think that was a shipyard for doing repairs but of that I am also unsure.
The JFK?
I don't know what it is: JFK.
But, is it a ship of the navy? The photo is nice. The photo's on my site are made on the island of AMELAND. My lovely island, Laurie.
greetings,
NANNE from FRIESLAND
@NANNE...in the USA many of our Naval vessels are named for past leaders, Presidents or military. JFK would be John F. Kennedy. One of our most beloved Presidents. This is a Navy ship. You can usually tell them from other ships pretty easily if only by their "battleship gray" color. The large number on it is also a way to tell. I have no idea what kind or "class" of ship that is but is a Naval Vessel.
Looks like an aircraft carrier to me. Flat deck, tower in the middle.
I like the simple style of the image. The title works well too. Makes you want to be able to enjoy a stroll at that age yourself some day.
@Dan...Hmmm...seems likely, but the perspective is a bit deceiving here. They always look small from across the water to me. I will look in my archives from that day and see if I got a clear shot. It was nearing midday and a bit hazy so the shots looking across were not the cleanest. Now I really want to know!!! LOL
OK...I did some research and found that it is indeed the decommissioned Carrier JFK...it is in the Philadelphia shipyard for preservation and storage.
Well that age isn't as far away as it might seem, at least for me...LOL!!!
I sent you a clearer image of the ship.
like composition, perspective and DOF here, perfect shot ...
Excellent shot Laurie, great perspective with the curving fence and the fascinating aircraft carrier in the background.
Nice walking people picture. We can see that there are 2 ships of the navy.
I would have love hands in the hand.
the walk of a life side by side. A very tender picture
Very nice shot !
Wow that ship in the background is very impressive! love the DOF.
beautiful work Laurie
Hi Laurie
Wow!!! I love the composition, great use of the dof abd beautiful PP with the vignetage!
Great Work!
Congrats
Ric
I like this type of human element where people are not readily identifiable. Love this in the moment. Excellent slideshow by the way.
great shot
interesting shot!
the ship adds a lot of interest, i like your perspective, the colors, sharpness and pp are awesome!
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