On Friday 9th May, Cunard celebrated the 10th anniversary of RMS Queen Mary II coming into service. The three Cunard Queens were all berthed at Southampton. I was only able to get to Southampton for early evening and to see the “birthday” fireworks. Here are a few of the images I was able to capture.
All taken with A700 + 70-300mm G
Ossie
RMS Queen Mary 2 10th Birthday
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Re: RMS Queen Mary 2 10th Birthday
Some images of the fireworks
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Re: RMS Queen Mary 2 10th Birthday
Nice set Keith. Those liners always evoke the memory of luxury and golden years of yore,
a time of chivalry, and civility.
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a time of chivalry, and civility.
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Re: RMS Queen Mary 2 10th Birthday
Sury, Thank you. They are huge ships but to me they lack the elegance of their earlier namesakes. It was a very impressive sight that was made even more memorable when all three ships sounded their horns together. An amazing sound.
the-Hefay. Thank you . They are my first attempt at taking photographs of a firework display.
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the-Hefay. Thank you . They are my first attempt at taking photographs of a firework display.
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I agree these modern ships lack the graceful lines and elegance of their namesakes of yesteryears.
I am sure they more than compensate for the "ride comfort" and spaciousness the new ones offer.
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I am sure they more than compensate for the "ride comfort" and spaciousness the new ones offer.
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