the Nina and the Pina by jocko500
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here is the ships. the bigger one was made 8 feet wide and 15 feet longer than the real one was made.
The smaller one is the right size which had Columbus on it. Looking at make me wonder how 120 passengers went back to Spain in 1496.
www.thenina.com
this is a link to the information
stitch with ICE with 11 photos . I then clone some areas that was missing
Comments (64)
the bigger ship is in back
This is a fantastic capture of them Jock, you really did great. Just like you it's hard to imagine how that many people could fit on board
Fantastic capture Jock it makes you go 'hmmmmmm how did they do that?'
Splendid capture, excellent pov! Interesting documentation on these ships.
Super cloning on this Jock and if you hadn't said I would never have guessed! A lovely shot and voyaging back to Spain must have been horrendous.
Very clever work.
Excellent shot! :)
they were fit in like sardines i think Jocko, cool ship and capture.
Very nice!
~Super capture Jocko!~
Nice capture.
Super photo Jock :)
Cool!
They must have been crowded in there, Jocko. Cool shot!
like sardines in a can. outstanding historical post
It must have been a hard trip in ships like that. Excellent capture! :)
Great capture, Jock!!!
WOW WHAT A NEAT SHOT. LOVE THE SKIES ON THIS SERIES. WELL DONE!!!
SUPERB CAPTURE
Amazing capture!!1Bravo!!!!
nice image :D
Fantastic colors and shadow.Wonderful photo.
The Nina and the Pinta, but where is the Santa Maria? Cool ambience in this image of the boats sitting amidst the dour foreground and background, Jock. And they could have stacked the people one atop another, like cordwood, when going back to Spain .
WOW...Wonderful capture Jocko, marvelous one!
The rigging looks lovely against the blue sky, well done.
The things one gets to see when having friends with cameras....(smiles).... Such a fantastic capture Jocko!
It is incredible that they were able to make such a long historic voyage in such small ships.
this is very cool my friend, nice capture
Great stitching job and a wonderful photo, Jocko! Bravo!
Really great photo, Jock! I can't imagine crossing the Atlantic on oone of those......