Rainy day. Vessel on the front has just got out of the rain. The two behind are still in it.
Vessels are, left to right: Alexander Von Humboldt/Germany, Statsraad Lehmkuhl/Norvay, Sedov/Russia.
A lantern is a ship’s navigational light. Lantern shows red light to the left side of the vessel, green light to the right side and white light with the masthead light.
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Lovely composition of all the tall ships. I guess one needs to be the leader, shining forth. Nice job, but the border seems a little off to me. (not that I have figured out yet how to get them right).
WOW. What an opportunity..and two ships either side of this beaut as well. Processing a bit over the top for my taste but remains a very strong picture and very special. I owuld be in 7th heaven to have seen this 7
That is one beautiful looking ship and there are two more sailing at it's sides! Invokes imagery of the last battle scene in Pirates of the Carribean: At Worlds End. The title has me trying to figure out what you want the audience to see. I think I see where you maybe going with this. The full frontal view of the main ship takes the shape of a lantern. Or perhaps it is also a poetic nod that this ship was the light of the seas; as in protector/defender against the darkness that was pirates and other unsavory characters....Technicals on this shot lighting/focus/details are great. Composition is interesting but I still have to wonder how this would look if you presented us with a grand sweeping scale - by that I mean a horizontal seascape that may show us a larger armada.
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