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Now you may wonder why I decided to share this shot and the others in this post now, and again there are two reasons,
The Intrepid Sea Air and Space Museum is pretty cool to see so I wanted to share these shots, and it also reminded me its been a few years well 7 since I went there and I must do a visit to it again this year.
And secondly, because looking at these shots reminded me of a comment I made to someone recently if you get into a rut with your photography, do not compare yourself with others, but look back and what you did a year or a few years back and you will probably see your style and photography has changed a lot and it may well re-motivate you.
Now back when I took these shots I was probably very happy with them, but Now I am not so impressed and feel I could do a lot better now.

The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum is an American military and maritime history museum with a collection of museum ships in New York City. It is located at Pier 86 at 46th Street in the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood on the West Side of Manhattan.

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I knew Aircraft carriers were big but when I viewed it from this angle I got a real feel for how huge it is.

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Don't ask me what type of planes these are, I probably did find out when I visited the museum, but I ma terrible with name sof people let alone names of aircraft

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And another of the aircraft on the Intrepid

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