And the Callaway

The next ship was about an hour away but it has been a while since I've caught her, so I decided to stick around to catch her.

 I think she was actually loaded and that seems to be unusual for ships.  I think her cargo would be stone.

 I think she was heading up to Duluth where she would drop off her cargo of stone and then pick up a cargo of iron.

 Anyway, there was still a bit of sunlight and it was lighting the ship perfectly.

 I kind of like this shot.

 The color of the water makes it look like she is moving through cement.

 You can see the navigation aid to the right.

 I like the look of the classics.

 I like this shot.

 As she got closer, the water looked more like water and you can kind of see her reflection in it.

 I just wish the water were smoother.

 A shot of her pilothouse.

 the clouds looked pretty cool too.

 I kind of like this shot.

 A shot of her pilothouse.

 Her deckhouse.

 I was trying to get some shots of her plimsoll lines so I had my bigger lens on.  unfortunately, those didn't turn out.

 Another shot of her stack.

 She continues on to the locks.  While I'm not a fan of stern shots, I like this one.

 Old Glory flying proudly.

And one more shot before moving on.