Tag: Lobster Boats
Lobster Boat “Miss Carla” Heads Home
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Lobster Boats Dunlin, Black Pearl, and Tiffany Marie, Cape Pond Ice, Paint Factory, and Jolly Roger
Dunlin Lobster Boat
Snapshots from an August morning, taken just after sunrise while watering the HarborWalk gardens. I am so swamped with work during the warmer months that I never got around to posting these.
Do you have a favorite Gloucester lobster boat? Two that come to mind immediately are the Stanley Thomas, painted in her classy red, white, and aqua blue, and the Degelyse, with her colorful orange flags. What’s yours?
Hurry Summer ~ We Miss You!
Tiffany Marie
Jolly Roger
Cape Pond Ice
Black Pearl
Dunlin
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Orange November Sunsets From The Dock 11/9/14
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Madhouse Today…
I swear you couldn’t dream up this scene to paint it just the way it was at that very moment when I snapped the shot in between offloading boats.
You couldn’t have dreamed up the clouds or the sun breaking through at just the right angle to lead straight down the harbor to our dock. You couldn’t have dreamed up the lobster boats waiting to offload at just the right perpendicular locations to frame the shot on either side of the lobster boat’s mast that was tied up at the dock. Picture perfect.
Sometimes amid the madness you don’t really have time to take it all in because you’re ass deep in work but that one capture you managed to fire off brings it all back and reminds you that yes indeed, it wasn’t a dream.
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Mornin’ At the Dock
5:00AM First Boat Of The Day, The Mighty Cabaret V
Captain Pete is looking at the stinky bait thinking to himself- “Do I really wanna do this?”
Stretch Pete, you’re gonna get through it.
Setting Up the Davit
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Coming and Going- The Tight Lines and The Allison Carol
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Beautiful Industry- At The Dock- Captain Joe and Sons
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Tied Up 4/24/12 Captain Joe and Sons Gloucester MA
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Molly Ferrill’s Time Lapse From The Dock
The timelapse I did the other day was performed differently. I took video footage, imported it into windows live movie maker and sped it up 32 times.
Molly set her camera up using an intervalometer, taking lots and lots of still photos taken at a specific time apart, imported those into iMovie, stitched them together to make a timelapse of photos.
Very cool.
My clouds one below, Molly’s lobster boats leaving the harbor one above.
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Lobstering on a Surf Board – Beating the Fuel Cost
from The Same Beach of This weekend’s Greasy Pole-
Saint Peter’s Fiesta on Good Morning Gloucester All Week Long
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Coming and Going- The Allison Carol and Arethusa
Let’s get This Lobstering Party Started!
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Haulin’ Traps
Haulin’ Traps
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Reflections
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The Bow Of The Ramblin’ Rose
Here’s the bow of The Ramblin Rose while she was tied up to put on bait before heading out for a day of lobstering. This is the view from the front of our dock looking to the outer harbor.
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Gloucester At Dawn Misty Fog At Captain Joe’s 5:30AM 9/30/10
I just knew when I was taking these that they were going to be special.
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Sunday 8/01/2010
Photos from Sunday Morning August 1, 2010
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Stanley Thomas and Dog and I -Colorful Boats- Colorful Captains
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Fish Stories
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Cut Out Stern on The Dog and I vs Setting Table On The Stanley Thomas
Johnny Doc Herrick has lobster traps all ready to launch off the stern as lobster season is getting under way. If you notice the stern of the Dog and I is cut out level with the deck of the boat. Some guys like open sterns and others have closed sterns on which they build setting tables. The ones with setting tables like the Stanley Thomas slide the traps down the rail of the boat and set them off teh setting table. the ones with the cut out sterns set the traps off of teh deck of the boat.
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Good Morning Gloucester 