This was actually a quick, drive-by shot of the Titanic Museum in Branson, Missouri. The museum itself was fascinating, if you're into the Titanic. Changed to grayscle, cropped, sharpened, and adjusted brightness/contrast.
The museum (ship) is 1/2 scale to the actual ship Titanic. Even at half size it was big!
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I just about found time to put a camera to my eye, but it sems you found a different time altogether.
I'm not sure what to say about this coz I'm puzzled – other than well done on a great angle and capture but next time you travel into the past, try to find a few extra minutes to warn the captain with a loudhailer.
Wow - really!?!?!?! Where is this? It's a great picture - the composition is perfect as well as the conversion to B&W. I know the Titanic spared no expense in it's building - but, it's just not quite what I thought the challenge was all about. However, I think a 9 should do nicely?
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