National Historic Ships Photography Competition Winners

Nov 06, 2011 17:06

The winners of the UK's National Historic Ships photography competition were announced last month and included this gorgeous picture by Tom Finnie of the Glenlee being towed down the River Clyde to dry dock in Greenock.

I've posted a couple of the other winners below and you can see the full set here.


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eglantine_br November 6 2011, 18:32:58 UTC
Those are astonishing. I followed the link and looked at the larger set too. There is a man in overalls who reminds me of Matthews!

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anteros_lmc November 6 2011, 22:05:20 UTC
Gosh you're right, that bloke does look like Matthews! The pictures are lovely aren't they? The one of the Glenlee is taken from the Erskine Bridge, a road bridge that crosses the Clyde west of Glasgow. And the ship that appears in the sign writer picture is the Waverley one of the last ocean going paddle steamers which is also berthed on the Clyde just down the road from here.

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eglantine_br November 6 2011, 22:16:40 UTC
I can imagine Horatio and Bush looking with interest at the photos, and making cogent remarks-- can't you?

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anteros_lmc November 11 2011, 17:17:05 UTC
Yes indeed. And I can also imagine Horatio grumbling that he would have chosen a different winner!

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elin_gregory November 6 2011, 22:46:07 UTC
They are lovly photos. I like the kiddie ones too.

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anteros_lmc November 11 2011, 17:20:14 UTC
The children's photographs were amazing last year too!

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mylodon November 7 2011, 08:50:12 UTC
Beeyewtiful. That Maybird one is stunning (they all are).

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anteros_lmc November 11 2011, 17:20:57 UTC
Gorgeous aren't they? Almost as pretty as the lieutenants ;)

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katriona_s November 7 2011, 13:47:03 UTC
What magnificent photos! I visited the original website, and every photo was wonderful!!! Thanks for letting me know.

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anteros_lmc November 11 2011, 17:21:57 UTC
It's hard not to take magnificent pictures of such splendid ships! We really are very lucky to have them.

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