Liberty of the seas - photos

These photos are from the "Liberty of the Seas" June 19-June 26 Cruise out of Galveston.

http://www.boltimaging.net/liberty

David

The Woodlands, TX

http://www.boltimaging.net/liberty

I am going to go out on a limb and say you are either a professional photographer or definitely enjoy the hobby. These shots are amazing! I was trying to figure out if you were hand holding your camera in some of those dark shots of the promenade with the lights on the winding stairwells. Your reflections you captured and the glazing/blur in some of the shots is stunning. Nice work, oh and the ship looks beautiful.

Awesome pictures!!!

Thank you very much for all those pics. I was on Liberty last year, and even if I took lots of pictures and are great to look at, there's just a different feeling when I can spot exact locations and chairs I was sitting at, but in someone else's pictures.

I also agree that your pics are excellent and a nice use of lenses. I notice you have a severe case of Stair fetish, with strong attraction to reflections :D I think that cruise ships are so interesting because of the amount of architecture in such a small space.

You must really like getting up really early in the morning. I was up before 5 am my first morning on Liberty, but managed to sleep in a bit more on the following days.

Great job.

I shoot with a Nikon D300s, but I do Medical photography and my pics are nowhere near this elegant :p

dp

The pictures are fabulous and really have me looking forward to my cruise on the Liberty in Oct. Thanks for sharing!!

Wonderful pics! We were also on the Liberty June 19-26. Can I share your photos?

Thanks so much for sharing your pictures - I thoroughly enjoyed them. My DW and I will be sailing on LOS next April and this only fuels my excitement to board her next year (the ship ;) ). It looks like you had some amazing sunrises and sunsets - simply beautiful! Thanks again.

Gorgeous photography! The colors, the lighting, the crisp detail! Bravo!!! :D

Very nice, can't wait to sail the LOS.

very nice photos!

Thank you very much for all those pics. I was on Liberty last year, and even if I took lots of pictures and are great to look at, there's just a different feeling when I can spot exact locations and chairs I was sitting at, but in someone else's pictures.

 

I also agree that your pics are excellent and a nice use of lenses. I notice you have a severe case of Stair fetish, with strong attraction to reflections :D I think that cruise ships are so interesting because of the amount of architecture in such a small space.

 

You must really like getting up really early in the morning. I was up before 5 am my first morning on Liberty, but managed to sleep in a bit more on the following days.

Great job.

 

I shoot with a Nikon D300s, but I do Medical photography and my pics are nowhere near this elegant :p

 

dp

Thanks for your comments. I took 5 cameras....D800, D610, G7X, Nex 7, and S95. Lens 16mm, 18-55, 24-70, and the Point/shoot contraptions.

We're from the Woodlands too and we were on the sailing before yours. Fabulous photos!

These photos are from the "Liberty of the Seas" June 19-June 26 Cruise out of Galveston.

 

www.boltimaging.net/liberty

 

David

The Woodlands, TX

 

http://www.boltimaging.net/liberty

Wonderful pics! We were also on the Liberty June 19-26. Can I share your photos?

You may share !!!

Regards,

David

You may share !!!

 

Regards,

 

David

David, what awesome photos! I am a VERY amateur photo hobbyist. What was your goto filter for the outside shots?

Cheers!

-John

Love the pics!!!

Awesome photos! Can believe that you were able to get so many pictures with no people around. Love the color and sharpness of all the shots!!

Thanks David. We're on Miss Liberty again in April & we're on her last November (just before updates). You do have a marvelous perspective on shots

David, what awesome photos! I am a VERY amateur photo hobbyist. What was your goto filter for the outside shots?

 

Cheers!

-John

No filters were used. Believe it or not.....most were taken with a point and shoot G7x and Sony NEX 7. Next was with the D610 and D800 following behind. I guess I am learning the big iron is to bulky and heavy unless you are a pro shooting hi-speed sports.......

All the effects were done post processing.

David

The Woodlands...

AMAZING photos! Thank you so much for sharing!

Excellent photos, thanks!