Rescuers from the Deep; USS Scamp
August 29, 2018
Don Demers’ oil painting “Rescuers from the Deep; USS Scamp” tells a dramatic tale.
Don Demers’ oil painting “Rescuers from the Deep; USS Scamp” tells a dramatic tale.
Wind and waves set a double-ended, lug-rigged fishing boat to plunging through the white-capped rollers off the coast of northern England and Scotland.
Jay Fleming Camera: Nikon D850 Shutter speed: 0.8 secondLens Focal length: 34mm Aperture: f/5 ISO: 100 This article originally appeared in the July 2018 issue.
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