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Tired of clicking to see a large version? Upgrade to e2 to browse all photos automatically at their largest size.F81, the frigate HMS Sutherland, being towed away from it's berth at Shieldhall on the Clyde on 29.09.2011
(PS. This was the third of 3 images in series, but the others would not upload for some reason.......the first was to have shown the tugboat towing the foredeck area only).
(INFO: HMS Sutherland is the 13th. of 16 Type 23 frigates and she has clocked up numerous firsts:
(1) she was the first warship to pass under the Skye Bridge.
(2) she made the first circumnavigation of the globe by a RN ship in 14 years.
(3) she was the first ship to receive and fire the updated Seawolf air defence missile system.
She is the UK's fastest frigate having reached 34 knots (39mph) in 2004.
She was in action briefly off the coast of Libya earlier this year, but now back in UK waters she is providing a platform to allow training of future Principle Warfare Officers, Navigators and Air Crew).
Details: see EXIF
My thanks to all who supported my last posting so generously.
Ronnie.
| Brand: | NIKON |
| Camera: | Nikon D7000 |
| Lens: | DX 18-200mm. |
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Focal Length: | 28mm. |
| Lens Max Aperture: | f/4.0 |
| Aperture: | f/14.0 |
| Shutter Speed: | 1/125sec |
| Exposure Comp: | +1.00 |
| ISO: | 250 |
| Exposure Mode: | Aperture |
| Metering Mode: | Pattern |
| Flash: | No |
Comments
Good morning Ronnie, Cracking shot Ronnie, certainly a very impressive ship, great composition and you have captured it beautifully.
Hugh
What a great piece of history, very well documented and the information is just great - would love to see her in real life...Jo
Great shot shame to see these fine ships coming to a end excellent
mike
Hi Ronnie... Great shot of that frigate. I like boats and sailing but funny I was in the R.A.F...... Well Done. WesternRed.
The Frigates always seem to look sleeker and faster than anything else in the Navy, for me at least. The newer ships are more bulbous for faster travel through the water it seems.
Nice work being here at the right time Ronnie.
I've had problems uploading several versions before and had to change my browser to manage the uploading.
Dougie
Yes I like this one Ronnie! A lovely study and the grass at the front sets the shot off nicely. Interesting info too!
Carol
Good text with this image. Sometimes I have to have 2 or 3 goes at uploading an image before I finally succeed
Very nice image Ronnie, My father served in the Royal Australian Navy in Korea I was going to follow in his foot steps, I joined the Naval Reserve Cadets at age 13 through to 16 years of age which I loved. But I had to many things Happening in my life and could not sign my life away for 4 years in the Navy. But I wish I did now....... "SUCH IS LIFE."
Very nice image Ronnie.
Cheers Allen,![]()
Awsome killing machine Ronnie, great composition and clarity, had problems myself with the site, tried to vote on Phils photo and it just froze everything, had to reboot and now lost Phils photo, so I think the fault once again is with EPZ.
Regards
Trev.
looking at the the list of emails many of you had problems uploading more that 70% on my list had to upload at least twice to gert the pic up.
should try to get the other on now.
Looking at the bow she certainly gives the impression she is built for Speed nice clean sharp shot POD
4 seasons every 5 mins today Ronnie not going to venture out may lose my quiff! wot!
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I see our titles are both into numbers today.
great write up thankyou
very impressive indeed and thanks for sharing all the background information
She's a magnificent piece of engineering
And excellently captured and presented, Ronnie
Very interesting write-up, too, it's always nice to know something about what you're looking at ![]()
Trev ![]()
Lovely subject and strong comp. Perhaps a ND grad to give the sky a bit more definition but that's a minor point. Thanks for sharing, Ronnie.
Alun
Wonderful capture of the frigate & a great imformative write up, nice one !
Excellent shot and interesting info, Ronnie.
Steve.
Excellent shot Ronnie, so fortunate to be in a position to take it.
Tony
I must be lucky as no problems uploading here, superb shot Ronnie
A fine shot of this magnificent vessel and an interesting narrative to accompany it
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