Looking at pictures of ocean liners and then looking at pictures of modern cruise ships is like looking at the comparisons of bad selective breeding in dogs over 100 years.
Beautiful. Elegant. Regal.
Vs
Evil. Overbred. Disfigured and dying young of inherited heart conditions.
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View of the large missing section of Titanic's railing from the recent dive to the wreck.
Photographed in July 2024.
Photo from the BBC and the Titanic Expedition 2024 website: link, link
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Last look at New York—passengers on the deck of the SS Queen of Bermuda, 1932.
Photo: Irving Browning via the NY Historical Society
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OTD 112 years ago:
Titanic left her home for the very last time. She was headed for New York
This photo is believed to be one of if not the last photo taken of the Titanic.
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The ocean liner RMS Aquitania on the Atlantic between Liverpool and the USA, 1929. From the Budapest Municipal Photography Company archive.
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Elaborate midday menu from Titanic's first full day at sea
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I'm gonna get to see the SS United States tomorrow. Granted, from behind a fence on the side of the road, but still. I might get to see her again on the 25th. It might be the last time I ever get to see her.
I'm taking LOADS of pictures, including with my DSi and 3DS. I have a Gameboy camera, but there's already 30 pictures, and it doesn't feel right deleting them without archiving them first. However, the temptation to be quite possibly the ONLY PERSON to ever photograph the SS United States with a Gameboy Camera is hard to resist.
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Spectators turned out to see the luxury French ocean liner Normandie, June 4, 1935. The liner had completed her maiden voyage and record run across the Atlantic (4.14 days, the fastest ever) the day before.
Photo: Associated Press
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