4 coolcat aka george by evielouise

Photography • Historical • posted on Feb 02, 2005

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here's hoping George comes in ( as he usualy does thank you! lol) You mentioned building a ship well maybe you need a propeller??stearing wheel?? lol well here they are You can admire them if nothing else The ship is at San Diego Ca its a beaut as well as others photo digital camer sure was hard to get this all in there I tried but I almost fell overbaord doing it lol thanks for commenting on my last one greatly appreciated and for those who sent me pre-valentine gifs thanks that was so cute!!

Comments (10)

shortgrey

6:30PM | Wed, 02 February 2005

WOW, Evie, i wish i could get this bronze propeller to go right away to the streams of your heart, sure it must be Wonderland!!!! AMAZING MACRO, my friend!!! VV......hugs, Guillaume.

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inkev1961

7:19PM | Wed, 02 February 2005

Amazing photo Evie You take some really neat shots! I think George will love this! Excellent, V too.

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coolcatcom

7:21PM | Wed, 02 February 2005

WOW now that's a prop., I see what you mean what the difference is between this one and the other one you sent me with your little grandson in the photo this is a real close up. Thanks a million Evie I'm saving it to my desktop sure will use it for referance that for sure. Awesome shot! "V"

BlACklADY-

8:40PM | Wed, 02 February 2005

Wonderful capture my friend!!! Excellent work!!! Realmente muy bueno amiga!!!!v

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Blush

9:22PM | Wed, 02 February 2005

This was a neat shot sis I like it Hope all is ok with you I have a terrible headache Thinking about lying down for a bit Love hugs and Vote Susan~

tony_br22

12:34AM | Thu, 03 February 2005

I love it .. amazing photography work you share here

colas

5:38AM | Thu, 03 February 2005

excellent work,and splendid shot too!very good sujet.and thank's for the story.vote

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tallpindo

6:30AM | Thu, 03 February 2005

It seems to be a relic of the tuna wars with Peru (or was it Bolivia) when men earning a living on the high seas were imprisoned for not registering their catch with a new definition of national waters. The Mariel boat lift made it domestic.

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davidoblad

3:26PM | Thu, 03 February 2005

I use props in poser all the time, but Your using props in your photos. That's clever. They have a Prop from the queen mary on display at LA museum. It's about twice this size (92"=7.5 ft) Can't imagine the power required to spin it, let alone push a ship. Later! Super photo! Dave :^) V

WillyleMot

5:26PM | Thu, 03 February 2005

Great shot Evie. This is what you need on those hot windy days when you need to get off the lake in a hurry.