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Moving things across the water, these capsules are a testament to mankind.
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MarineBioPhotography > Crowley tugs Admiral and Master bring the container vessel APL Sweden to berth.
MarineBioPhotography > Three boats and a chair.
MarineBioPhotography > Here's a boat that knows how to drive the point home (after the pigeon flies). This is the business end of the dredge, Santa Barbara Harbor.
MarineBioPhotography > Dr. Nicolas Gruber, Chief Scientist, secures a line to the SMBO (Santa Monica Bay Observatory) which was hauled aboard the research vessel Robert Gordon Sproul.
MarineBioPhotography > Large anchor.
MarineBioPhotography > Bow of the Evergreen container vessel Ever Unique, in the southbound shipping lane, Santa Barbara Channel...close up.
MarineBioPhotography > Bow of the Evergreen container vessel Ever Unique, in the southbound shipping lane, Santa Barbara Channel.
MarineBioPhotography > Mechanic with the drill end of a dredge barge - Santa Barbara Harbor.
MarineBioPhotography > Container vessel, in the northbound shipping lane, Santa Barbara Channel.
Container vessel, in the northbound shipping lane, Santa Barbara Channel.
> Container vessel, in the northbound shipping lane, Santa Barbara Channel.
Container vessel, in the northbound shipping lane, Santa Barbara Channel.
Camera: Nikon Corporation (Nikon D2x) |
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