Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Images ... around town
The QE2 was in town today.
I wouldn't have known if I didn't read sfist.com
His nibs said, ya, he knew. He just didn't know when she was going to arrive.
We heard the departureklaxon loud blast (who knew that Klaxon was an existing trademark?) blare at 9p and thought the QE2 was heading out of town.
Being in the midst of eating dinner, we paid it no nevermind.
Theklaxon loud blast blared again at 10p and his nibs headed up to the deck to see what he could see.
He called me upstairs and I tried to take pictures. Note the long bow on this ship. Talk about retro!
What you don't see is the phalanx (well, not really. We're talking four boats max.) of coast guard boats blocking anyone from coming through while the QE2 backs out from her berth. I imagine there was a similar phalanx on the other side of the ship.
I just couldn't get a good, un-jiggled picture. My Coolpix 5600 is a way good camera, but it's not set up for certain things. For this picture I used the "museum" special setting. The "night" setting just didn't cut it.
Also seen about town, a night or three ago, a very sharp car (Tennessee Highway Patrol in that STAR on the door) down at the bottom of the Montgomery Steps at Green.
I wouldn't have known if I didn't read sfist.com
His nibs said, ya, he knew. He just didn't know when she was going to arrive.
We heard the departure
Being in the midst of eating dinner, we paid it no nevermind.
The
He called me upstairs and I tried to take pictures. Note the long bow on this ship. Talk about retro!
What you don't see is the phalanx (well, not really. We're talking four boats max.) of coast guard boats blocking anyone from coming through while the QE2 backs out from her berth. I imagine there was a similar phalanx on the other side of the ship.
I just couldn't get a good, un-jiggled picture. My Coolpix 5600 is a way good camera, but it's not set up for certain things. For this picture I used the "museum" special setting. The "night" setting just didn't cut it.
Also seen about town, a night or three ago, a very sharp car (Tennessee Highway Patrol in that STAR on the door) down at the bottom of the Montgomery Steps at Green.
Labels: photographs, San Francisco
: views from the Hill
Bertold Brecht:
Everything changes. You can make
A fresh start with your final breath.
But what has happened has happened. And the water
You once poured into the wine cannot be
Drained off again.
Everything changes. You can make
A fresh start with your final breath.
But what has happened has happened. And the water
You once poured into the wine cannot be
Drained off again.