People # 20 by junge1
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We were in Mykonos for a day and a half. So the deck hands had to be kept busy. Here this guy is doing the old standby, chip off the old paint and slop on the new paint. Because of the corrosive effect of the salty sea air, this is a never ending process.
Picture was taken on 1 July 2013,
Sig....
Comments (23)
Nice shot! I have to say you folks are on one fine trip!
Good capture!
Are those white semi-circles where people are supposed to sit? Wow. Talk about micro-management! :P Excellent shot of this guy doing his job. I love to watch people work!
Nice capture. It looks like you're having one heck of a trip.
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Yes, this was a very nice trip with lots of beautiful sights, good food and interesting people!
Very good image !!
It looks really spick and span Sig.
Wonderful shot my friend, thanks also for the info.
Very cool shot!!!!!!
Good shot, I have often seen cruise boats in Greece being painted whilst passengers were ashore, well captured
A nice shot of the daily grind. It kind of looks like he is hitting a dog in the head with a hammer.
Shining shot.
Super shot of this guy at work!
Fantastic shot !
Great capture of a very normal routine
Laughing at UVDan's comment. When I first saw your thumbnail...I had sort of the same thought. Good shooting my friend.
Nicely composed photo!
good capture erland
great shot
Ah yes, start at one end of the boat, and once you get to the other, repeat the cycle......
A sweet people photo Sig and I see that they have 'butt' lines on the lifeboat benches. That is something that I have not seen before!
Always work to do on a cruise ship as I noticed on the Ocean Village, the one I was on... Well taken mate Rob