World's Cruise Ships
Featured Work
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All At Sea by Kaitlyn Squires
A view of the vast ship that is the Carnival Miracle. We were on our way to the Caribbean sea!
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Crusing by Two by Rosalie Scanlon
Had to cancel the first upload of this image as it was too brand oriented, so I made a few minor changes. Image was taken at Cosumel, Mexico with my Nikon Coolpix P80 camera. @300 mm lens
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Iceland - Reykjavik by Patrycja Makowska
Iceland – Reykjavik Drakkar
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Anchors Away..... by ctheworld
I found this old anchor just off the coast of Grand Caymans. It framed the cruise ships perfectly so I just couldn’t pass up this shot!. featured in: WORLD CRUISE SHIPS
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Red Sails by Jon Axton
The Spirit of Tasmania leaving Devonport, bound for Port Melbourne.
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The Business End by Mooguk
So thats what two highly skewed controllable pitch propellors and two Becker high lift rudders look like then…...... This is Holland America Line’s Statendam in dry dock in Brisbane Australia, during December 2007. Its quite amazing to see nearly 60,000 tons of cruise ship balanced on the keel blocks! 101 views & feature in World’s Cruise Ships as of 15-Nov-2009
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Long Beach Marina at Night by Tom-Sky
Night Scene at the Long Beach Marina
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now thats what i call relax by Isa Rodriguez
Taken while cruising the high seas in the middle of nowhere. well, actually the gulf of Mexico . / Took my first cruise. August 2007 with the family.. 11 of us, for my moms 80th birthday… Fascination Ship of the Royal Caribbean
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CASINO on Deck 4 by ctheworld
This was my husband’s favorite part of the ship!! I guess I can’t complain…......he won $700 on the slots! featured in: WORLD CRUISE SHIPS
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Ocean Village 2 by Mark J Kopczewski
This is Ocean Village 2 (formerly Crown Princess) taken at the Port of Southampton just before it’s official naming ceremony in 2007 (berth 46 has since been converted to form the new Ocean Cruise Terminal). And yes, we did sail on her maiden voyage as well . . . Taken with Olympus Evolt E500 + Zuiko 40-150mm. It’s 2 images stitched together.
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The Assistant by George Cousins
When the ocean liner Queen Mary 2 made her initial call at Halifax,Nova Scotia, in 2004, Theodore Too was standing by to help out if needed! If fact, TT is usually on hand to help anyone and anything that may need it. Some years ago, a TV writer decided to produce a local TV children’s show about a tugboat on a harbour, who talked to other tugboats and ships. The show, (Theodore Tugboat)) gained a great deal of popularity,at one time being aired in 80 countries, including PBS in the USA. So much so, that it was decided to create a real Theodore and add the “Too”. Since then, the tug has been a major attraction on Halifax Harbour. There is a wonderful and very complete story behind this, so take a look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodore_Tugboat, and spend a few minutes to appreciate the work that went into a / charming children’s show and why it was so popular. By the way, The Queen Mary 2 docked by herself! September 25, 2004
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From the deck by Richard Shakenovsky
Nikon D80 Nikon 24-70 / Taken from the Regent Seven Seas
Recent Work
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Millennium by Mike Warman
Celebrity Cruise Line’s Millennium (91,000 grt) in Wellington Harbour, New Zealand. Copyright: Mike Warman / Note card $US4.32
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Pencarrow Head, Wellington, N.Z. by Mike Warman
Celebrity Cruise Line’s Millennium (91,000 grt) leaving Wellington Harbour and entering Cook Strait. Pencarrow Head to the left (with lighthouse) and Baring Head, right, background. Copyright: Mike Warman / Note card $US4.32
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Cruising on air by E.R. Bazor
Sometimes you need the freedom to choose your own illusion when you are spending time in your own magic place. This reflection of the waves was taken from the railing of a cruise ship. Following a military deployment my wife and I took a cruise to the Caribbean. We went all out and got a room with a balcony and I found myself spending a lot of time with a Margarita in my hand enjoying the ocean colors and the beautiful scenery that passed by. It was a striking change from the Middle East. In fact, one can say that it was a refreshing change from the tan tones of the desert. The desert has its own beauty but I love the ocean. As I was leaning on the balcony enjoying the view I happened to gaze down and notice the beautiful reflection of the waves in the Plexiglas below the railing. The reflection was amazing. But I found that I had to really lean forward over the railing to get a shot that looked right without showing myself, the railing or something else undesirable in it. In fact, I learned from this shot to let some shots go if they are just too stupid to try to get. I learned to pay as much attention to my own safety as I do to getting the shot! I really don’t have any ambition to be on the 6 pm news…with a film at 11 talking about the stupid American who plummeted off of something while trying to take a beautiful photo. AS IS / Taken with my Canon Rebel XSi with a 18-55mm kit lens. Featured 22-23 Jan, 2009 in the Group “That One Great Shot” Featured November 24th, 2009 in “The Image Writing Group” /
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QE2 Fireworks 01 by David Gillies
QE2 on her last visit to the River Clyde in Scotland.
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QE2 Fireworks 02 by David Gillies
QE2 on her last visit to the River Clyde in Scotland.
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Not Yet Filled by barkeypf
On board the Zuiderdam / !Model : NIKON D80 / ExposureTime : 1/125Sec / FNumber : F7.1 / ExposureProgram : Aperture Priority / ISOSpeedRatings : 320 / DateTimeOriginal : 2009:10:25 07:00:39 / FocalLength : 24.00(mm) / Contrast : Normal / Saturation : High / Sharpness : Hard /
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A Tug on the End by Bob Hardy
This tug was awaiting a call to service at the end of the levee. This is on the approach to the cruise docks at the Port of Freeport on Grand Bahama Island in The Commonwealth of the Bahamas. Photo taken from the deck of the F S Fascination with my Konika-Minolta DiMage A2 DSLR camera. The f stop was set at 6.3 and ISO at 64. This exposure time was 1/500 second. / See my other cruise ship related art here. /
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Red Shutter by Bob Hardy
A window into an old old building across the street from the Parliament Buildings of The Commonwealth of The Bahamas. This is a couple blocks walk from the cruiseship docks. Taken in Nassau on November 7, 2009 with my Konica-Minolta DiMage A2 DSLR camera. ISO 100, f 3.2, 1/125 sec. / See my other cruise ship related art here. /
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Crowded Harbour - Monaco by David Dutton
The crowded harbour of Monaco. The cruise ship Oceana is in the background dwarfing the rest.
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No Nukes - a life preserver. by David Dutton
The dawn sun casts a shadow of a lifebuoy on the deck of a ship (we were sailing into New York). It resembles the emblem of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. (CND).
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Tools For Travel by Bob Hardy
Electronics tower on cruise ship docked across from the ship we were on in Nassau Harbor. Thanks to these tools the ships are able to find their way across the open seas with greater ease, accuracy and safety. K-M A2 DSLR; ISO 100, f 3.5, 1/40 sec. / See my other cruise ship related art here. /
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The Sound of Steel by Bob Hardy
We came upon this man playing beautiful music at Port Lucaya in the Bahamas. This was after an exciting rollercoaster ride in a taxi from the cruise ship docks. / See my other cruise ship related art here. /
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We are inviting members to show us their shots of the many cruise ships around the world. Whether they cruise the Med, the Caribbean, or Transoceanic, we want to see them!
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