Well it works for me.
And remember to always
take 20 shots of the same thing.
That's our policy, if it's moving or
not, just shoot it
lots of times and maybe you'll get
lucky
and get one decent photo
out of the bunch.
So here
is our latest
collection of snaps
dramatically entitled as
 
Please click on each picture
to see a large full screen version.
This is Ricardo moving and his ferry
not - on his way over to say hello.
He has spotted me on the bow with the
camera.
we're zooming on his looming arrival
Penny has sprung into action to warn
all of us (me) that Ricardo is here.
Cranky Andy called by - and like
everyone else p l a n e d his boat home.
Penny and I must be the slowest boat
in the bay - we never p l a n e .
(maybe Penny is just t o o h e a v y
)
 
Then Yankee Bill came by another day -
and he tried to o u t p l a n e everyone
and he wasn't even steering his boat
either (we call it
showing off).
Then out of nowhere - - although they
did come from somewhere
these giant, ocean cargo ship buoys
were towed into the bay
by a tug - and left on a mooring -
awaiting a trip ashore
so that they can have all the shell
growth blasted.
This is a good distant shot of the
trawler Asama - moving not.
And here is the extended panorama of
that area on a sunny afternoon
with Clay's ferry, Mark & Jill's
yacht, and Brian's with the red dinghy.
swinging the camera further around we
see Laurie's yacht, and then Ricardo's ferry
and here's the shot of Laurie's yacht
(and he's aboard)
taken from half a mile away
on my yacht
pretty good zooming, eh?
There is no bigger one of this shot - as this is the best
maximum zoomed size I could get.
But it hasn't been all sunshine and
warm days
we've had a goodly share of dull and
rain.
So - how's that for a collection of
boats
that are 'moving and not'
we've got plenty.
But all things considered
there's more 'not' than 'moving'.
Well that's the lot for today but stay
Eveready
for the next intriguing exclamation.
 
bye till then
Not more of those damn seagulls Penny!
(just click it)
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