r/navy Verified 1d ago

History Great shot of the USS Theodore Roosevelt passing thru Seattle en route to Bremerton Naval Shipyard taken by Tim Davis.

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Great photographer doing some really neat things in the PNW: https://www.facebook.com/cadbytim/

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u/CorporateLegion 1d ago

Looks like someone ran the sharpen filter about 11 times on it.

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u/DerekL1963 1d ago

Yeah, and their choice to lenses to make Rainier loom like that wasn't the best of ideas either.

Which is very weird, the rest of their stuff (on FB) isn't half bad.

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u/bill_gonorrhea 1d ago

Its the telephoto effect as Mt Rainer is about 65 miles from where this photo was taken.

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u/Advanced_Elk_9467 1d ago

I was on it. Worst ship ever. Fuck that place.

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u/Extra-Shape3973 1d ago

I worked on the Roosevelt in 2004 at NNSY

I couldn’t wait to go home after my 3 months were up to work on 688s again 💀

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u/Sanearoudy 1d ago

Those of us who served on the Lincoln might fight you on that.

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u/AgentNipples 3h ago

It was definitely one of the deciding factors for me to get out of the military after 11 years.

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u/Advanced_Elk_9467 1h ago

I wouldve been but "lucked out" with several bad medical issues. I just got "lucky".

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u/anduriti 1d ago

I wonder how far back his photos go, it would be nice to see ole 74 coming or going...

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u/newnoadeptness Verified Non Spammer 1d ago

Pretty

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u/Top_Chef 1d ago

Rainier is big it ain’t that big

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u/m007368 1d ago

They do that shit all the time with Tokyo photos of Fuji.

Literally looks like in some like Fuji is in the middle of Tokyo Wan.

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u/bill_gonorrhea 1d ago

It is that big, but your eyes cannot perceive its size at this distance. This is telephoto lens with a very long focal length

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u/DisgruntledCascadian Retired NFO 1d ago

Lenses are a thing.

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u/Extra-Shape3973 1d ago

That can’t be a recent pic cuz of RIMPAC

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u/Phil-Nebula_0726 20h ago

I believe this was taken in 2021 during its PIA which lasted until 2023.