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Tuesday, August 11, 2009

"Big J" Three Ways


Three Wordless,Outdoor, Watery Wednesday views of the Battleship New Jersey, aka "Big J"

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47 comments:

  1. James... Fantabulous (new word) photos! I have quite a few great shots of the battleship of NJ from the Camden side. I work 1 minute from the waterfront! :)

    Donna Marie

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  2. I really like that first picture. It is awesome. The battleship New Jersey is spectacular. The Missouri is over here in Honolulu and it's fantastic to go tour. I love it. Great shots :)

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  3. Great shots. The composition of the 1st is awesome!

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  4. This battleship is soooo huge!I loved the first picture!
    Léia

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  5. I like all three shots! Fantastic pictures.

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  6. Somehow the monochrome version (a reflection) game me the most impressive, but also austere version of this momentous vessel of war.

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  7. Outdoor Wednesday - I didn't know that meme!
    Love your monochrome - very creative.
    Your second photo is a lovely water shot and a great show of the ship.
    Your third is sky, sky, beautiful sky.

    Thanks for all 3!

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  8. Really, it represents the end of an era.

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  9. Great ship, this one is one of the few I'd really like to see with my eyes! Beautiful photos, the middle one is perfect. But this time, and oddly for a color-maniac, I like more the black and white version.

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  10. Wow! Excellent! Especially the first shot with the lantern! Great angle!

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  11. Beautiful images. I'm leaning towards the last one as my fave.

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  12. I admire your ability to satisfy three memes with one post!! Good one, James.

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  13. I thought I recognized this character from a recent trip to Philly!

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  14. Loved the multi-tasking and this fascinating photo series ;--)
    Hugs and blessings,

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  15. That second shot really shows you how massive it is.
    Sydney - City and Suburbs

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  16. Big boat! I liked the monochrome the most /although the blue in the rest is gorgeous/. The composition is very interesting - the ship is like a giant ghost shadow on the background - like the contrast and everything about this view!

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  17. Great shots, love the sky in the last one.

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  18. Beautiful sky and a big battleship.

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  19. what a wonderful series of photos, love the last one so beautiful..

    http://www.mysanctuaryofthoughts.com

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  20. I think the first shot is the most interesting. The juxtaposition of the lamppost and doorway, with the battleship. Maybe I am still living in my hippie days, but it would be a wonderful world if the battleships were all relegated to the background.

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  21. Impressive. Thank God for the sailors and ships who protect our freedoms!

    Christi @ A Southern Life
    http://asouthernlife.com

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  22. This is my main blog.
    Great multi-tasking James! Big J is so huge and the view of the harbor is just so beautiful! Great clouds!

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  23. Joie de vivre is a good thing James.
    Love the Chrysler building shots.
    Love the black and white.
    Happy 3 W's
    Claudie

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  24. Beautiful shots. I especially love the first one, the composition is really interesting, and I have a fondness for monochrome. Kathy

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  25. The third picture with the sky line is gorgeous!

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  26. We use to live on the Jersey side of Philly and we would see the ships on the way to the airport. I love your first shot. I am glad I peaked in your blog today. I am having so much fun seeing what people photograph. Thanks for sharing your shots with me.
    Joyce

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  27. this battleship is so huge!
    I love the third shot
    Beautiful sky.

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  28. Ooh, I'd love to be able to tour a battleship! Both menacing and beautiful.

    Love your monochrome!

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  29. you sure have captured some spectacular watery days.

    Spirithelpers

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  30. That second one with the gorgeous skies behind the ship makes it most worthy of framing!

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  31. Ah, your Watery Wednesday features very DEEP water and gorgeous skies!

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  32. Stunning and so majestic. Thanks for sharing.
    Maryrose

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  33. I already commented, but wanted to let you know my Watery (and ABC) Wednesday is here

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  34. Looks to me like it was a beautiful sky day... :-) Nice pictures of the Battleship!

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  35. My favorite is the one of the middle.It has a special color and It makes me think of the old postcards of the 50ies showing military boats.

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  36. they are all outstanding photo's. interesting subject. Here’s my WW hope you can stop by!

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  37. What a magnificent ship that is. We should all be proud of those who have served aboard her.
    Fantastic photos, James.

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  38. Gorgeous captures James!
    And you know.. There is something special about B&W if you ask me! :)

    Have a great day!
    Anna

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  39. Awesome series. I liked the B&W the best.

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  40. What a terrific series of photos. You have the eye of a professional.

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  41. Great series of photos! The first one is especially eye-catching. Great photography.

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  42. Lovely photographs. I really like the blues of water and sky in the last one.
    Mama Bear

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  43. Great photos James. The blue skies and the water always make for a lovely photo. Love the ship, although I claim ignorance about it. Thanks for sharing with OW today.

    Jeanne

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  44. Wonderful shots James! Seems like they are so very handsome and rugged.

    Your skies are great as well.

    TTFN~~ Claudia ♥ ♥

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  45. i love all your series of pictures. you have a nice weather.

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