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    One of the few great tall ships has been lost at sea. The HMS Bounty sank, fleeing Hurricane Sandy along the Atlantic Coast. Her crew was all rescued, with the exception (at this time) of the Captain. We were able to tour the Bounty a few years ago, when it docked near us on the east coast of Florida. I offer this image in rememberance of the ship and Captain.

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    I find the wide black frame a bit overpowering, but I like the perspective, texture, and colors of the image within.

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    Mark, thanks for posting this. Sandy has been devastating to so many people in so many states. It's very sad to watch.
    "It is only with the heart that one can see rightly" - The Little Prince

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    Thanks for your post. The sea is and will always be a dangerous place. In a survival suit there is still hope for the captain, but I admit it is slim. Way back in 1984, I photographed the tall ship Marques. It was lost at sea on its next leg with significant loss of life. We don't expect this to happen in our day of rapid communications, and rescue resources, and yet it does...

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    I like this, Mark. It tells a story, or, suggests a story for me to tell. The browns look good against the blue. The strong diagonals add punch. I find the frame a distraction, but I know you like frames. This is a lovely tribute to the ship and those who sailed it.

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    I heard about the ship last night on the radio on my way home, that lady they plucked out of the water died later in hospital and the captain is still missing, very fitting image to post...nicely done Mark

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    Very nice tribute image, Mark. Sad event.

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    Well done Mark! I was sad to hear about the loss of the ship and the Captain. This is a nice tribute, thanks for posting.

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    Thanks all for viewing and comments, appreciate it.

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