Photos par Glenn Travis

PS ATENE meeting the INDUSTRIAL COLOR in the Houston Ship Channel near Morgans Point, Texas.

Headed down the Houston Ship Channel as she passes the INDUSTRIAL COLOR.

Headed down the Houston Ship Channel at Morgans Point, Texas

Headed up the San Jacinto River Houston Ship Channel at Morgans Point, Texas.

Headed out of the Houston Ship Channel.

Headed upstream San Jacinto River Houston Ship Channel.

At dock, engines warming up. About to take Tanker PALU LNG out .

Getting ready to depart LNG facility at Cameron, Louisiana.

At the Dow Chemical Docks, Freeport, Texas

Port Side while loading.

Loading at the Freeport LNG Facility, Freeport Texas.

Headed out with Brazosport Pilot.

Closer focus on the ships with two LNG Tankers at anchor when viewed at full size.

Looking across the PORT of FREEPORT Texas. Numerous ships are in today.

PORT OF FREEPORT TEXAS Freeport Texas LNG Facility with two LNG Tankers. Located on the Quintana side of the Port.

Finally tied up and tugs leaving.

Stern and Loading Arm Valves as the tanker loads product at the Freeport LNG Plant.

Waiting to load product at the Freeport LNG plant the following morning.

Loading product at the Freeport LNG dock, Freeport Texas

Pusher with barge moving through the port

Pusher moving through the Port of Freeport

Moored at Dow Chemical Docks

Pushing two large barges through the Port of Freeport, Texas

At the Dow Chemical Docks, Freeport, Texas

Passing by Tanker in a hurry

Loading product from Freeport LNG, Texas

Loading product at FREEPORT LNG, Texas

At Dock

In Port

Just completed 180 degree turn, Freeport Ship Channel.

ships estimated to be between 9 and 15 miles away from where photo was taken.

Ship at Freeport LNG Loading Dock.

About 2.5nm away, working the anchorage.

Closeup of the interesting front bridge design. Best viewed full size. Also, in looking at the numerous photos of this ship, it appears to have changed names as often as it has been photographed.

Headed back to Galveston berth after working with the Chinook. Bolivar Peninsula Lighthouse in the background.

Headed down the channel. When we first saw it from a long distance, it looked like it was going high speed astern.

Approximately 1 nm from my shooting location.

Approximately 2.25 nm from my shooting location.

The ship was approximately 2.5 nm away from my shooting location.

Sitting at dock until Cameron LNG Plant starts production.

Loading cargo at Port Fourchon, Louisiana

Starbd Side at Freeport LNG

Loading in Freeport LNG

Working LNG Tanker TRAIANO KNUTSEN at position 4

Evening shot, berthed at Freeport LNG, using Nikon Z50 pancake lens.

PUSHER headed to Port of Freeport

FREEPORT LNG