The RMS Queen Mary #8 by goodoleboy
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I don't recall where on the liner I took pic No. 1, but the ship's bridge is depicted on Nos. 2 & 3, captured on my old Sears (Pentax) film camera, way, way back in 1983.
I wouldn't steer you wrong.
A ZOOM is highly recommended.
Comments (4)
The left image looks like a robot talking to the wheel. There's something so 'confrontational' about the way the two 'look' at each other. The middle one is all gold and brass, with reddish browns---opulent in appearance, with deep shadows. And the two things on the right---they look like huge scales in a circus. Or massive parking meters. Amazing sights. And the brass shines strongly against all that bright light. Good arrangement too--it moves from left to right very naturally.
Left image - the reflection in the glass above the pelorus suggests this is indoors. I suspect this is a wheel for maneuvering the huge ship into a dock. Middle image - inside the bridge. The wheel controlling the left rudder. To its right, the main pelorus. Right image - these are probably 2 engine room telegraphs situated on the right bridge wing. Difficult to read the text on them. Again, for maneuvering the ship in a harbor or in docking.
Good going. I really appreciate this series from the Queen Mary. Keep up the good work! :-)
It really looks impressive and the wish is born to be a captain for a day 😉
I would love to visit there, fantastic capture.