One summer day last year, my husband and I found an hour to spend before we meet up with friends. Already on the road when we got the call that they were running late, we decided to just let the car take us somewhere, anywhere close by.
And the "car" took us to Point Molate in the Richmond/Point Richmond area where I planned to take some photos. What awaited me was this scene, a mini version of the sinking of the titanic. Can you see it?
The bridge in the background is the Richmond - San Rafael Bridge connecting Contra Costa County and Marin County. That is Mt. Tamalpais in silhoutte behind the bridge.
Monday, July 27, 2009
Titanic Sinking
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This is a perfect sight, and you captured it very well. Love the colours, the settings of the foreground all the way to the background. Just perfect. :D
Alexander
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hahaha... what came into my mind was to try diving and see the wreck. the bridge is impressive.
i really wonder how you do all this travel.
@Dong--- I really don't do much travelling. It's just the place where I live (SF Bay Area) is replete with places, people, and culture to photograph :)
The scenery is so beautiful especially the bridge.
The "car" made a great choice!
You are blessed by the 'photo material' around you. This is an amazing view with the sinking boat there. =)
yeah i saw it. is just a accident or the boat was there for some time?
anyways, the background view is just stunning.
my 4-year old neighbor calls it "tataynik".:P
this is a breathtaking view. beautiful bridge!
you were there at the right moment! glad your car brought you there! :D
A fine image of the sunken ship as a foreground object in front of the bridge. NIce one.
I do see it. That's a great shot at so many different levels.
pretty long bridge eh? I figure the view during the drive is quite lovely :)
Hahaha! I love the title! very cute.
Now that is a really awesome shot with a really cool title, well done!
I love the caption!haha
beautiful pastel tones! thanks for sharing
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