Showing posts with label RMS QUEEN MARY 2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RMS QUEEN MARY 2. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
QM2 maiden arrival in South Africa
QUEEN MARY 2 arrived in Durban today, 23 March 2010 on her first visit to South African waters and our friend Trevor Jones was there to photograph the event...
Copyright photographs by Trevor Jones
Saturday, August 01, 2009
QUEEN MARY 2 by Cees de Bijl
QM2 in Rotterdam 2009-07-22



Superb images kindly sent by our friend Cees de Bijl showing the Cunard flagship RMS QUEEN MARY 2 leaving Rotterdam on 22 July 2009
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Thursday, July 16, 2009
QM2 in Lisbon 2009-07-15: the departure
With the QE2 in her exile in Dubai (should I say retirement?), the Cunard presence in Lisbon lives on with their two new QUEENS and the QUEEN MARY 2 has just paid another call in the Tagus on 15 July 2009: another opportunity to see the more beautiful passenger ship of the 21st century and a proud successor to the previous three QUEENS...
I did photograph the QM2 early in the morning on her arrival and at about 7.00PM when she left the Tagus bar again cruising into the Eastern Atlantic.More QM2 photos arriving Lisbon at the same day here.
Copyright photographs by Luís Miguel Correia
I did photograph the QM2 early in the morning on her arrival and at about 7.00PM when she left the Tagus bar again cruising into the Eastern Atlantic.More QM2 photos arriving Lisbon at the same day here.
Copyright photographs by Luís Miguel Correia
Monday, May 25, 2009
QUEEN MARY 2 off Carcavelos beach 2009-05-23
QUEEN MARY 2 in Lisbon
The Cunard flagship QUEEN MARY 2 paid another visit to Lisbon, on 23 May 2009. 
The adjoining two images show the ship at sea after her 5.05 PM departure from the Alcântara Cruise Terminal and the 48-minute cruise down the river Tagus back to the Eastern Atlantic.
Copyright photographs by Luís Miguel Correia - 2009
The adjoining two images show the ship at sea after her 5.05 PM departure from the Alcântara Cruise Terminal and the 48-minute cruise down the river Tagus back to the Eastern Atlantic.
Copyright photographs by Luís Miguel Correia - 2009
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