Thanks Everyone for the compliments and for commenting.
Dirty Knees: Glad I was able to bring the ocean to you, if only in pictures.
Neva: Thanks! Gnat's too funny. Maybe the artist who painted the name had one too many. I'm sure there's a story to each name.
Bonnie: I agree, the marina photo is my favorite too. There's so many boats, do the owners remember where they're docked. It's not like they sail everyday. ;P
Ninnie: I don't think I would get used to that constant motion living on a boat, but it would definitely be an adventure.
Juha: No houseboats of Sausalito yet. Perhaps the next time I go across the Golden Gate Bridge or take the ferry across. Ah, 'the other woman' are possibilities.
DaryIE: No problem. Always glad to help a fellow blogger out.
Edmundnesbitt: That sounds like an adventure. I think we all want to see your photos and live vicariously through you. :)
Roentarre: Thank you very much. The first photo was taken during winter. You can see the people all bundled up. The last photo was taken during the Fall when it was still warm.
I love water and boats, especially sailing boats. I'd quite happily live on one. I have a dream, well it's a fantasy actually but I think I'd be wise to keep that one to myself :)
Nice series - I really like the middle. I took a very similar picture in Port Elizabeth last week. I have been enjoying your pictures and posts. The series on Alcatraz is interesting - what a stark place. Criminals are either stupid or optimists - I don't have a criminal mind, but the thought of ending up there would be enough of a deterrent to live a crime free life.
Max-e: Thank you very much for reading my Alcatraz posts. I have a few more photos yet to post. Crime doesn't pay, but too many haven't learned that yet. I look forward to visiting your blog.
Love your choice for ABC Wednesday. Beautiful shots of the different boats. Love the Marina one.
ReplyDeleteAwesome, I love being on the water
ReplyDeleteI would have liked to own one of those Bs!
ReplyDeleteDid you use one of these boats when going to Alcatraz
ReplyDeleteNice choises for your B`s. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! :)
I can almost smell the salty air all the way here in central Ontario. Your photos make me miss the Ocean.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scenery around those boats too. Good "B" post.
ReplyDeleteI am headed out to San Francisco in April .. I cant wait to take my own pix of the Boats on the Bay!
ReplyDeleteboats followed by seagulls - ah yes indeed.
ReplyDeleteSilly name for a boat I agree, but I cannot tell why either sorry, I LOVE BOATS!
ReplyDeleteSee what I made the first time for ABC wednesday,I made music combined with photography
Greetings from JoAnn Holland
I like the second picture best but they are all nice.
ReplyDeleteI was wondering where you get your Wed heros from. Are they people you know?
What a great boat post for "B"! Somebody had one too many when they went for "gnat"! Too funny! All those masts....very impressive.
ReplyDeleteI have to vote for the marina shot. That is awesome.
ReplyDeleteHappy ABC Wednesday!
Beautiful evocative shots. Love the sunshine.
ReplyDeleteThe middle one rocks, those masts are amazing.
ReplyDeleteGreat Capture Av.
Happy Wednesday.
lots of boats around today: wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI love the elegance of sailboats. Your marina picture is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteOh I love boats and the water. Would love to live in a boat.
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The second picture is awsome!
ReplyDeleteI do believe the owner of the fist vessel might be offended if you refered to his as a "boat". :)
ReplyDeleteI though all "Super Gnats" came from SE Georgia on the coast in the marshes where they can pick you up and carry you away...
Great boats - especially the marina shot!
ReplyDeleteThanks Everyone for the compliments and for commenting.
ReplyDeleteDirty Knees: Glad I was able to bring the ocean to you, if only in pictures.
Neva: Thanks! Gnat's too funny. Maybe the artist who painted the name had one too many. I'm sure there's a story to each name.
Bonnie: I agree, the marina photo is my favorite too. There's so many boats, do the owners remember where they're docked. It's not like they sail everyday. ;P
Ninnie: I don't think I would get used to that constant motion living on a boat, but it would definitely be an adventure.
Photowannabe: Thanks! Boats are fun to photograph.
ReplyDeleteDeeMom: Thanks, I love the water too, but only in a boat or ship.
Runee: there were tons of boats on the marina. What you see in the picture was just a sampling. You would had a choice of selecting your favorite.
ArneA: You sure are perceptive. I saw the first one sail right by Alcatraz Island.
great shot of the boats, they look so graceful
ReplyDeleteIda: Thanks for your comment.
ReplyDeleteAndrea: You probably saw San Diego in the background. It is a beautiful skyline.
DaryIE: Looking forward to your SF pictures. Thanks for dropping by and commenting.
Ackworth: I wonder what the gal was feeding those seagulls. I wonder if it was cavier.
JoAnne: Welcome to ABC Wednesday. You're going to fit right in. :)
Digital Flower: Thank you for your compliment. That means a lot coming from a distinguished photographer.
ReplyDeleteDragonstar: Thanks! Sunshine and sailing go together. I was surprised all those boats were still docked when the weather was perfect for sailing.
Kate: I agree with you. All those masts in a row do look intriguing.
Lara: I would boats would be popular for B's. Thanks for looking at mine too.
Petunia: Happy ABC Wednesday. Glad you like that one too.
Alan: You crack me up. I guess I can use that picture again when the letter Y rolls around. I think I rode one of those Super Gnats you mentioned.
VP: Thanks, that marina photo seems to be the favorite of most and it was taken with just my point & shoot camera.
Lilli & Nevada: Luckily, there was wind otherwise it would've taken their sail out.
Any shots about houseboats in Sausalito?
ReplyDeleteWhat comes to naming boats, I think 'another woman', etc. are my favorites ... :)
Oooooooooooooooooooooh I will be travelling on a boat on my expedition!
ReplyDeleteYippeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
My trip to SF in April is PURE pleasure... and I thank you so much for your offer to email and give advice .. as we get closer I may jst do that .. :)
ReplyDeleteThe sail photos are impressive
ReplyDeleteThe sail photos are impressive
ReplyDeleteJuha: No houseboats of Sausalito yet. Perhaps the next time I go across the Golden Gate Bridge or take the ferry across. Ah, 'the other woman' are possibilities.
ReplyDeleteDaryIE: No problem. Always glad to help a fellow blogger out.
Edmundnesbitt: That sounds like an adventure. I think we all want to see your photos and live vicariously through you. :)
Roentarre: Thank you very much. The first photo was taken during winter. You can see the people all bundled up. The last photo was taken during the Fall when it was still warm.
That is a variety of boats. I always become fascinated with the collection of masts in a marina. It can't help but create an awesome image.
ReplyDeleteI love water and boats, especially sailing boats. I'd quite happily live on one. I have a dream, well it's a fantasy actually but I think I'd be wise to keep that one to myself :)
ReplyDeleteKatney: Thanks! They all look so uniform. I guess I like patterns.
ReplyDeleteMike: You have lots of boats to choose from for your collection. :)
Nice series - I really like the middle. I took a very similar picture in Port Elizabeth last week.
ReplyDeleteI have been enjoying your pictures and posts.
The series on Alcatraz is interesting - what a stark place. Criminals are either stupid or optimists - I don't have a criminal mind, but the thought of ending up there would be enough of a deterrent to live a crime free life.
Beautiful job!
ReplyDeleteMax-e: Thank you very much for reading my Alcatraz posts. I have a few more photos yet to post. Crime doesn't pay, but too many haven't learned that yet. I look forward to visiting your blog.
ReplyDeleteΕμμανουήλ: Thank you for your compliment! :)