Masts and furled sails of the Spanish galleon replica San Salvador turn golden shortly after sunrise. Photo taken past the figurehead of Star of India.
I apologize, but I love tall ships so much I’m presenting another small batch of photographs.
I captured these images of San Salvador at the Maritime Museum of San Diego yesterday morning and this evening. Both the early and late sunlight performed magic, transforming the furled sails into gold.
San Salvador in early morning light, and its glowing reflection in San Diego Bay.Morning magic at the Maritime Museum of San Diego.Photo of the San Salvador shortly after sunset. The amazing tall ship is a replica of the galleon commanded by explorer Cabrillo in 1542.Visitors to the Maritime Museum of San Diego pause on the beautiful ship San Salvador as evening slowly turns to night.The last golden rays of sunlight strike the furled sails of San Salvador, under a nearly full moon.
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Lovely ship photography in great light! Des.
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