Pirate Ship 7th December 2014

  • Canon EOS 5D Mark II
  • Adobe Photoshop CS5 Windows
  • 2014:12:07 20:51:08
  • 0.040 s (1/25) (1/25)
  • f/3.5
  • 3200
  • 2014:12:07 12:37:52
  • 2.77m
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Shot Notes

This ship is the Notorious. It is a replica of a fifteenth century Portuguese caravel made from reclaimed Monterey Cypress. Caravels were favored by pirates for their speed, agility and large holds. This one was designed and built by Captain Graeme Wylie over 11 years in Victoria. He now sails around the coast of Australia with his wife Felicite. We met them both this weekend, as they stopped on the Gold Coast on their way down to Sydney.

4 Responses to “Pirate Ship”

  1. 1
    Felicite Wylie ( Scott):

    Thank you so much for your beautiful photograph of Notorious below deck :)
    We have had a wonderful time on the Coast of Gold – and met many friendly people :)
    Notorious will certainly return to The Coast of Gold ;)
    Sincerely
    Felicite Wylie
    Notorious

  2. 2
    Jason Benz:

    Thanks Felicite, You are always welcome at the Coast of Gold ;)

  3. 3
    Molly Path:

    Nice photo! What does it look like outside?

  4. 4
    Jason Benz:

    It looks like something out of “Pirates of the Caribbean” outside. In fact I think they were interested in using it for the next film. It was surrounded by fancy yachts in the marina when I saw it, so I chose an internal shot. The owners have photos of it on the open water on the Notorious facebook page.

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