SS Savannah by auntietk
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Description
There's something special about this boat (the original big one, not this fountain), but I have no idea what it is. Bill could tell you, I'm sure. The fountain is down on the riverfront in Savannah, Georgia. The levitation business is Photoshop, of course. It sits on a rather large metal pole, which I found superfluous to requirements, photographically and compositionally speaking.
Comments (12)
Nicely worked Tara lovely piece of cool art my friend well done
Very smart choice to remove the pillar. It looks magical now, a flying ship.
From Wikipedia: SS Savannah was an American hybrid sailing ship/sidewheel steamer built in 1818. She is notable for being the first steamship to cross the Atlantic Ocean.
Superb capture and post work Tara. God bless.
An inspired removal ! If only I could actually do this with the big heavy parasol in my garden...but then it would probably blow away!
It is a very attractive fountain.
I like the post work very much Tara. Well done.
Really well done... a great image!
a fun shot especially without the pole.
Magical...like the water droplets engulfing the ship...lends just the right atmosphere. A-1 postwork!
That could be the coolest fountain I've ever seen.
Well, see? That's what's special about it - it's a flying boat! 😆
A great shot of the model, and that's some pretty good Photoshop work - I'm impressed!
Captain Hook would have loved this ship
A really great photoshop work, although, I cannot see what was removed... Well, that is the point, isnt it? Love this shot!