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by Greg Reed
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Queen duvet cover (88" x 88") featuring the image "Christian Radich" by Greg Reed. Our soft microfiber duvet covers are hand sewn and include a hidden zipper for easy washing and assembly. Your selected image is printed on the top surface with a soft white surface underneath. All duvet covers are machine washable with cold water and a mild detergent.
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Nikkormat FTN w/Vivitar 28mm f 2.8 Prime on Kodak Plus X.
Departing Washington DC somewhere between Mount Vernon and the Occoquan Bay on the... more
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Nikkormat FTN w/Vivitar 28mm f 2.8 Prime on Kodak Plus X.
Departing Washington DC somewhere between Mount Vernon and the Occoquan Bay on the Potomac River c. 1975.
Christian Radich was built by Framnæs Mech. Yard in 1937. She was built as a sail training ship: the orlops (dormitories) had capacity for berthing 80-90 students (maximum 80 today after renovation), a large galley for learning to cook, carpentry training, and earlier there was also a machine shop on board (where the galley is now) for the training of engineers. The purpose of the training ship was to train sailors. Sailing-ships were the usual vessels around the turn of the century and that is why the sailing ships continued as a school ship later on.
Even though the initiator to build Christian Radich is often referred to as “Captain”, his profession was general manager of a saw mill and he was also part owner in another. However, he loved the sea, and it is said that he never got tired of listening t...
Retired Airline Pilot, former and once again Pro Photographer. I retired in 2014, after a long aviation career [34 years], and I am renewing my love of the visual arts! My image of the - Port Kingston Marina - appears in the book - Wings Over Washington. My work appears on the following sites: https://www.virginia.org/brphiking/ https://longridgedentistry.com/meet-us/office-tour/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/reed-8/ reedphotographics54@gmail.com Copyright Notice: Greg Reed retains all rights to the photographs displayed on the Fine Art America & Pixels web site.
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Mary The Barber
Tremendous image!
Greg Reed replied:
Thank for the lovely comment Mary!!
Gary McJimsey
Neat photo and great information. LF
Greg Reed replied:
Thank you for your great comment and LF Gary!!
Rolando Burbon
Nice Image FV
Greg Reed replied:
Thanks Rolando for the your great comment and the FV!!
Carol R Montoya
Fantastic capture and process! Love it!
Greg Reed replied:
I appreciate the lovely comment and the fav Carol!! :) Unfortunately the 'process' is just the bad grain of some of the older B&W films, chemicals and aging!!!!
Phil Perkins
Terrific black & white photograph of this spectacular ship! l/f
Greg Reed replied:
Thanks Phil for the great comment and the l/f!! I did some scanning this last winter of some old negs. Hope to do more this next winter as well.
Kim Sy Ok
Lovely!! lf
Greg Reed replied:
Thank you Ms Kim for your comment and the lf!! :)
Michelle Meenawong
fantastic picture Greg l/f/t/p
Greg Reed replied:
Michelle, thank you for the l/f/t/p and your great comment!! :)
Mesa Teresita
excellent work!
Greg Reed replied:
Thank you very much Tery for the lovely comment!!
Chris Flees
awesome black and white
Greg Reed replied:
Chris, thank you for your comment!!
John S
Awesome Photography ! Tack sharp details ! L/F
Greg Reed replied:
Thanks John for the L/F and great comment!!