Cranes 11 & 12 by TwoPynts

Photography • Science/Medical • posted on Jul 10, 2007

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"If one does not know to which port one is sailing, no wind is favourable." ~ Seneca

The Port of Miami is one of the busiest in the United States and the sheer volume of cargo that is shipped in and out of it is staggering. To help with this high traffic volume, 2 new cranes (numbers 11 & 12) were purchased from China and brought in on a giant cargo wessel in 2005. These modern behemoths make even the giant older black cranes (7-10 shown) seem puny. Again, the detail is best viewed at FULL SIZE. You can read more about these cranes and see photos as they were shipped in full assembled from Shanghai HERE. {---link ------

Thank you for your glittering comments on my last upload, Diamond Spray ----- Olympus C8080wz & PhotoshopCS. (954) Miami, Florida, USA 2007 Sponsored by: Kramer Kreations

Comments (37)

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evinrude

9:05AM | Wed, 11 July 2007

COOL! (Can I have one?)

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alhak

1:40AM | Thu, 12 July 2007

fabulous photo and loved the link you added in!

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Punaguy

11:33PM | Thu, 12 July 2007

Excellent lighting and presentation here..thanks for the info...interesting read! Aloha~

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aik_696

4:32AM | Fri, 13 July 2007

I like the repeatitive nature of this shot. I like the repeatitive nature of this shot... ;) Great color and grafficaly well shooted

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GiMi53

12:17PM | Mon, 16 July 2007

A well composed graphic picture, Kort ! Congratulations for the selection of your image in LwitG (Last Week in the Gallery – week 28-2007 ) !

Charberry

2:09PM | Fri, 20 July 2007

They just keep getting bigger and better, don't they? This is an interesting shot. It tells how prosperous this country is. I hope it stays that way. :o)

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