A View from the Cruise
Sep 1, 2020 20:45:41 #
Very engaging photo, Matt. The sparkling swirls in the water seem to be leading you to new adventures! (unless you're shooting from the stern, lol)
Sep 1, 2020 21:40:39 #
arathorn357
Loc: Sydney, Australia
I love shots that bring back memories of past travels - we did the inside passage a few year back from Juneau to Seattle on a line called "Un-Cruise" - they made up their itinerary from day to day and seemed to spend as much time docked as under steam. Walked a lot off the boat into islands and shorelines like the one you captured.
Your image blends the best of the land with the sea and is a great (and difficult) capture - I hope it beings you joy and memories for a long time of what may well have been a great day - thanks for sharing - Andrew
Your image blends the best of the land with the sea and is a great (and difficult) capture - I hope it beings you joy and memories for a long time of what may well have been a great day - thanks for sharing - Andrew
Sep 1, 2020 22:01:22 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
Very engaging photo, Matt. The sparkling swirls in the water seem to be leading you to new adventures! (unless you're shooting from the stern, lol)
Yes, they did lead us to new adventures. The cruise was great and then a two day train tour through Denali and onto Fairbanks. And yes the shot was taken up near the bow. Thanks for the comment, Linda.
Sep 1, 2020 22:03:11 #
arathorn357 wrote:
I love shots that bring back memories of past trav... (show quote)
This shot does indeed bring back good memories of an enjoyable vacation. Not only was the cruise great but we truly enjoyed our time in Vancouver. Thanks for the comment.
Sep 2, 2020 08:53:18 #
To answer your question- David from Dallas said seascape, I say landscape. Tomato-Tomauto. Nice photo.
Sep 2, 2020 09:41:19 #
Retired CPO wrote:
To answer your question- David from Dallas said seascape, I say landscape. Tomato-Tomauto. Nice photo.
Thanks. Out of curiosity are you retired Navy or Coast Guard? I spent 4 years in the Coast Guard back in the early 60's and still have great respect for the seagoing outfits.
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