HMS Dragon (D35) HMS Queen Elizabeth (R08) behind

With her (red) Dragon on the bow. We call it her dragon tattoo.
Location
Portsmouth, Hampshire, UK
Equipment Used
Olympus OM4-Ti, OM Zuiko 35-105mm
Exposure
Not recorded but fast (taken from moving boat)
Film & Developer
Kodak TMax 400; Xtol 1+1
Paper & Developer
Ilford MGIV RC 8"x10"; Tetenal Eukobrom
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Yellow
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Scanned and resized for posting
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  1. Yes
When I went to the Old Dockyard trip they were still digging out the berth to fit HMS Queen Elizabeth so it was not there.
 
Yes the works to prepare the dockyard took 3 years. Not just preparing the berth but dredging the channel as well. The dredging brought up a lot of unexpected material; unexploded German bombs, an RN torpedo, etc etc.
 
a snowman on the ship , very intelligent design , with that tower , russian army radar could detect the ship 3000 miles away, british designs are tragic and funny.
 
@Mustafa Umut Sarac What you say is funny and misinformed. The Type 45 destroyers have very significant radar signature reduction which is why they are designed the way they are. The tower you mention is the ship's own highly sophisticated radar system.
 

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