Misleading or Unique Photographs, What One's Can You Share?

[Lagoon4us]

Spent last night aboard a fantastic couples boat anchored nearby to us in a bay on Tilos and they showed us some pictures of an Octopus who had dug in beneath their anchor for protection, it was a unique picture.

Recently we took a few pic's that had 'double meanings' ie a headland that looked like a caricature and two 'mini-subs' sitting below our anchored boat.

Do you have some interesting pictures to share?

Cheers Frank.

[MaryEllenCarter]

Does this qualify?

[MaryEllenCarter]

Here is what I consider to be the sailboat sister of that photo. Hurricane Ivan was bad time to be a sailboat.

[neptunesjester]

Originally Posted by MaryEllenCarter

Does this qualify?

I was there for that. That devastation was the rememants of my neighborhood after Ivan hit Pensacola. Many friends lost their boats that day...

[MaryEllenCarter]

Originally Posted by neptunesjester

I was there for that. That devastation was the rememants of my neighborhood after Ivan hit Pensacola. Many friends lost their boats that day...

I took a lot of pictures after the storm. As a sailor it was sickening at first, but I quickly realized that these boats are not people and it was OK to take pictures. There is a strength and beauty to the survivors such as these just a hundred yards or so west of your Seville Harbor.

Docks and rocks and other boats are deadly, but landing on grass after a 24 foot storm surge just lays a boat on its side.

[chala]

Submarines can be frequent, interesting headlands and also the picture of that shark that is keeping you company is maybe what you looking for.
Old Japs sub in Port Bremer.
The 2 sphinx of Darch island, the man and the baboon.