The Bow of the SS Great Britain. by jayfar
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This was taken earlier this year at the ships dry dock in Bristol where she was built by Isambard Kingdom Brunel in the 1800's. There is a great deal of information 'on line' if you care to look but she was the first iron clad ever built and was driven by steam and also had sail.
Comments (38)
I like that figure in front... Aloha
A fine shot, Jeff!!
Excellent capture!
super shot
Great close up and a fine set of colours
'Great'. Lets hope she doesn't go the same way as The 'Great' Eastern!
A beautiful tradition.
wonderful details and capture !!
Great shot!
Love the beautiful blue of the ship and of the sky. :)))))) Amazing artwork. :)))) My friend this capture is amazing with details. :))))) Thank you for sharing all the beauty you see. :)))))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :))))))
Thats really unique awesome capture hon.
Stunning capture Beverly. God Bless.
nice angle, lovely detail Jeff
Wonderful POV; what a beautiful ship!
A fantastic clear and very beautiful POV, plus shot, Jeff.
wonderful shot
Excellent , beautiful capture , Jeff !
Superb POV. The flags and the wonderful detail of the lion and arms make this a gorgeous shot!
Excellent Shot.
Royalty among ships. Mr. Brunel had quite an astounding name:)
very good pov . all the details of the front looks real good
Excellent POV and capture! Great details in zoom. :)
Wonderful POV!!!
A very beautiful capture.
very beautiful mast and shot
Fantastic! Love your pov.
Wonderful and very creative work
wonderful POV great shot
Not quite. This was a commercial vessel, not an ironclad which would be a warship. I believe she holds the title as first iron-hulled commercial steamer. Not something to be sneezed at. Amazing survivor and restoration.
Striking shot!