Not all situations can be simplified. And not all fotos can have sharp lines. Check out the atmospheric possibilities serendipity dropped on me last week. Not that much snow fell, but I stood out by Howland Hook when it fell at greatest intensity. Enjoy the snow parade, starting with Dean Reinauer, then

Bruce A. McAllister once,

Franklin Reinauer,

Bruce A. a second time, held back by the descending Arthur Kill railroad bridge announced by SHE of the –er . . . interesting . . . voice,

and the classic lines of Moran’s Cape Cod.

You can locate other fotos, clear ones, of these vessels using the search box upper left. For now some vitals: Dean 1979 78′ loa and 10′ draft, Bruce A. 1974 111′ 12′, Franklin 1984 81′ 12′, and Cape Cod 1967 102′ 13′
Associations: snow day + snow job - For other expressions using “snow” including dream interpretation and “spice the snow,” check this dictionary link.















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January 22, 2009 at 10:40 am
Mage Bailey
Beautiful.
January 22, 2009 at 11:20 am
Buck
Yeah! Awesome shots. You’d be amazed at the number of people who are surprised that weather affects boats too. Your photos help them see that boats aren’t strange aliens, but part of every day life. Kudos!
January 22, 2009 at 12:28 pm
Anonymous
I’m partial to the picture of the Dean Reinauer. Of course being part of the crew taints my view point.