Every now and again people who habitually carry cameras are given a moment to get that cracker. That, after all, is why they carry a camera. Ian Wienburg, NSRI CEO, is just such a person. And this is his prize for the week. It is a great moment. The ship is perfectly framed and lifts the picture above the average.But Ian is not happy.'I should have stopped my car 5 minutes earlier,'he said. Perhaps. But is still a damn fine shot.
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