Golden Gate V

Golden Gate V

Posted by on Jan 15, 2013 in Visions in Motion | Comments Off on Golden Gate V
Tags: aerials, California, container ships, Golden Gate, San Francisco, seascapes, tugboat,

2007

Containers In, Containers Out

San Francisco’s Golden Gate shipway has a depth of 300’ plus 220’ of bridge clearance allowing the famous Bay entrance access to all forms of commercial shipping. Most prevalent are the container ships plying the Asian-North American markets. Piled high, these ships are spectacular behemoths in size, mass and color, and their graceful, quiet passage provides a visual foil that equals the narrows’ tides and weather and the magnificent Bridge above.

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