Twin Outboards by Art_Ramos

Photography • Transportation • posted on Sep 30, 2008

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This image was taken in Cape May, New Jersey, on the docks where I snapped the image "Drawbridge At Dusk". Enjoy!

Comments (8)

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moonrancher

1:08PM | Tue, 30 September 2008

LOL This reminds me of a great and true old local legend, about a hydroplane that was a bit heavy in the rear. He revved it up and then cut the engine. The boat ended up at the bottom of the reservoir, 265 feet deep, dragged straight down by its turbo. Nice capture. Pictures do that sometimes. Remind us of our own stories, I mean.

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durleybeachbum

1:34PM | Tue, 30 September 2008

Strong composition.

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awjay

1:41PM | Tue, 30 September 2008

bold image

MrsLubner

4:40PM | Tue, 30 September 2008

I might have called this "My Buddy and Me" because its such a great pairing. Cool shot!

vkoontz

12:08AM | Wed, 01 October 2008

lower them down and power up!

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blinkings

4:09AM | Wed, 01 October 2008

Ooooh grunt! Love it.

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bmac62

12:11PM | Thu, 09 October 2008

Great shot...color and detail. Ready for a little trivia? Did you know that the Japanese were the first to develope 4-cycle outboards some years ago. This makes them nice and quiet and you don't have to mix oil and gas anymore. US manufacturers said it couldn't be done (make a 4-cycle versus a 2-cycle outboards). "That so", said Honda and Yamaha, "We've been doing it for 15 years." Now, Mercury, Johnson, etc. are making 'em too :-) Downside? More expensive. Bill

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