Galveston, TX Port Towers for BP Oil Spill by Sharon Gonzalez

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Artist:	Sharon Gonzalez
Uploaded:	11/19/10
Gallery:	Photography
Subject:	Architecture
Media:	Photograph

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Sharon Gonzalez: Galveston, TX Port Towers for BP Oil Spill

The four metal open work towers you see here were built to try to stop the BP oil spill into the Gulf. They did not work and landed here. I hope that you enjoy!

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  Date / Time   Name / Comments

  10-Dec-10
  05:04 AM   Caballero Salguero
  Excellent photograph my dear Sharon,twice we were in Galveston, I was impressed by his oil refinery, and more shrimp trays...Wonderful José

  01-Dec-10
  01:18 AM   Bernhard Mueller
  Regardless what happened there, your photo is amazing. I love photos of technical objects in general, they are antiquaric items for the future.

  30-Nov-10
  10:37 PM   Aqua1955
  It is always amazing, even on board these drilling islands. It's a world on its own

  26-Nov-10
  10:21 PM   DEE JOBES PHOTOGRAPHY
  Wow,amazing captures,my Dear Friend!!!Great camera work!!!

  23-Nov-10
  08:31 AM   Lynda Lehmann
  Amazing capture, Sharon!

  23-Nov-10
  01:38 AM   Calvin McFarlane
  Glenn Cambell singing "Galveston, Galveston" just now went through my mind

  22-Nov-10
  06:55 PM   John Cappello
  Sharon,for if it did not work, A Great Capture,you have done,I hope they learn to Avoid this in the future.

  22-Nov-10
  06:37 AM   Barry Huyett
  I agree....emotional

  21-Nov-10
  04:30 PM   lillianhibiscus
  Such a tragedy!

  21-Nov-10
  11:21 AM   Jan van Baarle
  excellent photo

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Date / Time	Name / Comments

10-Dec-10 05:04 AM	Caballero Salguero Excellent photograph my dear Sharon,twice we were in Galveston, I was impressed by his oil refinery, and more shrimp trays...Wonderful José

01-Dec-10 01:18 AM	Bernhard Mueller Regardless what happened there, your photo is amazing. I love photos of technical objects in general, they are antiquaric items for the future.

30-Nov-10 10:37 PM	Aqua1955 It is always amazing, even on board these drilling islands. It's a world on its own

26-Nov-10 10:21 PM	DEE JOBES PHOTOGRAPHY Wow,amazing captures,my Dear Friend!!!Great camera work!!!

23-Nov-10 08:31 AM	Lynda Lehmann Amazing capture, Sharon!

23-Nov-10 01:38 AM	Calvin McFarlane Glenn Cambell singing "Galveston, Galveston" just now went through my mind

22-Nov-10 06:55 PM	John Cappello Sharon,for if it did not work, A Great Capture,you have done,I hope they learn to Avoid this in the future.

22-Nov-10 06:37 AM	Barry Huyett I agree....emotional

21-Nov-10 04:30 PM	lillianhibiscus Such a tragedy!

21-Nov-10 11:21 AM	Jan van Baarle excellent photo