Propeller by photosynthesis
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Description
A large ship's propeller that stands outside the Columbia River Maritime Museum.
"The U.S. Navy donated the propeller, which measures 13 feet in diameter. The Navy considered it surplus and never installed it on a ship. Propellers such as this one were used on the Charles F. Adams class of guided missile destroyers - the last steam-powered destroyers built for the U.S. Navy and used until 1993."
I wasn't satisfied with the look of my original photo, so I postworked it more than I normally do to give it a little more "pop"...
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Comments (9)
Nice pov.
Cool image :)
Wonderful work on this prop
Superb! In my early twenties I had the opportunity to buy a wooden propellor from a WWII aircraft, but it was out of my budget at £20 or so! I so wish I had borrowed the money!
Excellent
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Very impressive capture!
You succeeded. Pop its got. We've driven past that museum at least three times and have never stopped...maybe next time:-)
Whatever you did, the result is brilliant! I particularly like the golden light on the underside of the propeller. Love this!!