Ernestine II by TwoPynts
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Description
"There is no such thing as chance; and what seem to us merest accident
springs from the deepest source of destiny."
--Johann Friedrich Von Schiller
Tell that to the pilot of this boat. Perhaps it was the former captain of the Exxon Valdez. . . ----- Thanks for stopping by and for your knotty comments on my last photo, The Gordian Knot.
----- Olympus C8080WZ & PhotoshopCS. (488)
Comments (36)
Excellent capture and mood! What a sad looking place...
Your quote from J. F. von Schiller is something I am going to contemplate upon today. I appears to have many applications to its meaning. The photograph is a perfect accompaniment to the words.
Great find /Full of meaning
What a contrast! The dock seems relatively new! While the "Boat" (The term loosely used here) Seems to have seen it's better days come and go!! Excellent capture!
I agree with the guy above... You've got special skill to find the shot which fits the best your quotations... That's a real work and you make it brilliantly...
excellent photography. have a good day
Excellent and excllent mood !!!!!
Seems like a good excuse to lay down Ernestine III. Was this Rita's handiwork? I don't think I'd have wanted to be anywhere near the pier on the day this ship came in.
Fantastic work... very neat with a superb feeling !
LMAO....perhaps the captain was from one of those. Very humorous. I love the photo. I just love old wrecked boats sinking slowly. Now isnt that strange. Actually the textures are really great on old water logged wood. Great shot !! I love this kind of image. V and FAV
superb find !love the pic and the background!(and the name of the boat!)
A real fixer upper :) - great subject well presented !
Excellent and VOTE
Great capture, I can only wonder if this was a preamble to the "Ernestine III".
Oh oh... quite some damage here! Excellent capture, compo and natural colour tones!
Where are the brakes!? LOL! Impressive shot of something that has cost a lot!
Looks like old Ernestine has met her waterloo...LOL. Wonderful capture of someone else's mishap. LOL!!!!! Fantastic!!!!!
Come in No. 7, your time is up. Crunch!!! Nicely done Kort. (I bet it was a woman driver) WHO SAID THAT!
Ah...... no matter how bad life may be, I need only think of the Ernestine II.......
Lost of thoughts you can get from this image, great shot:):)..V
There must be an interesting story to this picture. Maybe the launching of the SS Minnow from Gilligans Island. Love this capture. Aloha
LOL; Where was Brown before FEMA and the Quarter Horse Association?
simply wonderful, one super piece of work!!! excellent!!!! :)
Seems like he had problems to stop that boat ;) I love the texture and the colours in this. It's an excellent piccie :D
"Ernestine, j'en ai connu des comme toi, un peu plus fines, un peu moins sure de leur loi....."! Man I love that song!! What a find Kortalouche!!!
A fine Image here..."Hard to Starboard"
Wonderful shot of a rather sad event. But it sure does look beautiful...
oops.. what a great find!
excellent textures on the old boat left to rot. maybe a storm blew it into the dock. excellent capture. thanks for sharing
I like this a lot...the textures, the meaning...the colors. Very nice image.