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1800's barge reef in Blacwater River

 
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Jan 02, 2006 12:58 |  #1

Taken on a very foggy day with a Canon20D, from our boat while we were out fishing.( NO FISH CAUGHT) Just caught a lot of photo's. This is the only time these reefs are visable when tides are low in the winter. This is one of 3 wooden barges. I believe they are late 1800 barges used to move lumber and grains up and down the river. They are aprox. 25x65 ft long. First photo is of the bow and the second you can see end to end. And any C/C is always welcome..I'm a newbie at all of this. Thanks!


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Jan 02, 2006 17:10 |  #2

Guess it's SOOO good everyone is so flaberghasted they don't know what to say LOL


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Jan 02, 2006 20:18 |  #3

I can't make out much in the first one, but I think the second is very good.


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Jan 02, 2006 23:57 |  #4

The second shot is really something special.

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Jan 03, 2006 04:14 as a reply to  @ gmaize's post |  #5

Thank You Stan and gmaize.


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Jan 03, 2006 06:08 |  #6

Looks like a skeleton of some prehistoric beast. Interesting shots.


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Jan 04, 2006 15:56 |  #7

Both good. I like #2 better it is eery. Interesting notes.


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Jan 04, 2006 19:44 as a reply to  @ Balliolman's post |  #8

Not so keen on no.1 but I like no.2 although I think it would be better a bit brighter just my 2cents worth
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