Ahhh, well thank you for the free education!
I had no idea...it just looked like an oil tanker to me, but now I'll be more aware next time I see one like it! Thank you for clarifying!Your orange ship isn't a tanker (they carry liquid cargo), it's a 656 ft long bulk carrier.This oil tanker (I think that's what it's called), was being escorted out of the bay, heading out into the Gulf of Mexico in Tampa. I had to fly about a mile and a half to get this shot. I'm still a newbie, so any constructive criticism is welcome!
Wow, interesting site. The Live Map makes the planet's waterways look busier than the I-10/405 interchange at 4PM.
I have a Mavic Pro 2. I wanted to get closer, but I was already a mile and a half out, and didn't want to push it since it was going away from me. I was just playing it safe...didn't want to lose my baby in Tampa Bay. Trust me, I did want to do a circle around it, up close!
They have a good mobile app that's a very useful tool for anyone flying at sea like I do.Wow...awesome!!! I'll definitely be using that tool website!!
Thank you! I downloaded it a few hours ago, and wow, what a great tool!! Now I can plan ahead for the Varnivsl and NCL ships arriving and departing from Tampa, and get some excellent aerial video! Much appreciated!They have a good mobile app that's a very useful tool for anyone flying at sea like I do.
I can check the real wind speed being recorded by the ships near where I fly.
That's way better than any forecast app.
Here are some screenshots showing this:
Carnival and NCL?
Here are a couple to get you warmed up.
Wow...did you take those pics? If so...just WOW! Yeah, they got me pumped!Carnival and NCL?
Here are a couple to get you warmed up.
