Post your favorite CRUISE PICTURES

[Fred Ziffel]

[SeagoingMom]

We've all heard of the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, but this one seems to have a boat at one end and a ship at the other! Who doesn't love that!

[Krazy Kruizers]

 

I love rainbows!!

[Krazy Kruizers]

Nassau, March 2006

 

 

Great picture.

[Fred Ziffel]

 

[SeagoingMom]

I love this thread because I love photography (and cruising, of course...) -- may I ask that posters give just a little info about their pix -- location is what I am most interested in -- which port, which ship.

If ya'll don't mind...

I love to be inspired by your photos, but saying to myself, "I want to see that in person!" is an exercise in frustration if I don't know where it is...

[Fred Ziffel]

I love this thread because I love photography (and cruising, of course...) -- may I ask that posters give just a little info about their pix -- location is what I am most interested in -- which port, which ship. -Seagoing Mom

 

 

 

 

 

 

The first image is pretty self evident. A pre-cruise tour in Pisa. My wife modeled for me to get his shot.

 

Image # 2 was taken in the ancient hilltop town of Orvieto, Italy.

 

Image # 3 was on board Mariner of the Seas looking at the reflections of the Lido deck from Lounge view glass windows on deck 14.

 

Chuck

[Fred Ziffel]

 

 

Mariner of the Seas. This is a shot of the stairway leading down from the promenade deck (5) to the casino on deck 4. I took this about an hour before they opened and turned on the house lights.

[Fred Ziffel]

 

 

Mariner of the Seas. We were pulling away from the dock at Cartagena, Spain, when I spotted the feet hanging out through the rail on deck 12.

[Fred Ziffel]

 

 

Image#1 - Mariner of the Seas. One of the ship's art features overlooking the sports court (aft).

 

Image#2- Mariner of the Seas. A crew member volunteered to lead Tai Chi each afternoon on the Lido deck. He was graceful. The rest of us, not so much....This was a difficult shot. Harsh light and shadow. Lots of movement, lots of people in and out of the frame. Continous mode on the camera saved the day. This was the best of the dozen or so that I shot of the scene.

[Krazy Kruizers]

I love this thread because I love photography (and cruising, of course...) -- may I ask that posters give just a little info about their pix -- location is what I am most interested in -- which port, which ship.

 

If ya'll don't mind...

 

I love to be inspired by your photos, but saying to myself, "I want to see that in person!" is an exercise in frustration if I don't know where it is...

 

I know what you mean -- I have also asked where some of the pictures were taken.

[Fred Ziffel]

 

A racing team enjoying the post race festivities in Mallorca, Spain

 

 

 

 

Champagne Bar Sculpture on Mariner of the Seas

[Marinerbaby]

Double Rainbow Coral Princess by RMSteck Photography, on Flickr

 

Christmas Eve 2010 by RMSteck Photography, on Flickr

 

Golden Princess Tracy Arm by RMSteck Photography, on Flickr

[pierces]

One of my all-time favorites from the retired Monarch of the Seas:

 

 

Dave

[Fred Ziffel]

One of my all-time favorites from the retired Monarch of the Seas:

 

 

Dave

 

 

Beautiful shot.

[pierces]

Beautiful shot.

 

Thanks!

 

You've posted a few yourself!

 

Dave

[Krazy Kruizers]

 

A racing team enjoying the post race festivities in Mallorca, Spain

 

 

 

 

Champagne Bar Sculpture on Mariner of the Seas

 

The ice sculpture is lovely.

[Krazy Kruizers]

Double Rainbow Coral Princess by RMSteck Photography, on Flickr

 

Christmas Eve 2010 by RMSteck Photography, on Flickr

 

Golden Princess Tracy Arm by RMSteck Photography, on Flickr

 

 

Double rainbows are so unusual.

[Krazy Kruizers]

One of my all-time favorites from the retired Monarch of the Seas:

 

 

Dave

 

Love the shot.

[Krazy Kruizers]

Double rainbow -- taken from the Nieuw Amsterdam as we approached Grand Turk.

[Fred Ziffel]

The ice sculpture is lovely.

 

Actually, that's acrylic. Fooled me too when I saw it for the first time.

[Krazy Kruizers]

Actually, that's acrylic. Fooled me too when I saw it for the first time.

 

 

That is a clever idea -- that way they can have it all the time.

[SeagoingMom]

Mariner of the Seas. This is a shot of the stairway leading down from the promenade deck (5) to the casino on deck 4. I took this about an hour before they opened and turned on the house lights.

 

A really beautiful shot!

[Fred Ziffel]

A really beautiful shot!

 

 

Thanks.

[Fred Ziffel]

 

Centerpiece sculpture in Boleros Lounge, Deck 4 Mariner of the Seas

 

 

Stairway from Savoy Theater on Deck 3 leading up to Deck 4.