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Fabulous story of H&W and the Titanic overlooking the Titanic slipway - this impressive sign was in the gift shop.
The museum is a must-see for all our visitors from outside of NI.
Year: 1997
Director: James Cameron
Writers: James Cameron
Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane, Frances Fisher, Gloria Stuart, Bill Paxton, Kathy Bates, Danny Nucci, Bernard Hill, Victor Garber
Large model of the wreck of Titanic.
Nikon F4. AF Nikkor 50mm F1.4D lens. CineStill 800T 35mm C41 film.
Today, April 15th, was the anniversary of the Titanic sinking in 1912. There were wreaths laid out at the foot of the Titanic Memorial here in Washington, DC. This memorial was dedicated to the men who gave up their seats in the lifeboats so that the women and children could live.
These beautiful ladies were getting ready to board the Titanic. The Jones Mansion celebrates the maiden voyage of the R.M.S Titanic every year. This year was another sold out event with people coming from 3 states to attend. This year I took my Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Flash with me and photographed some of the quests and staff. Although the Brownie Hawkeye is not period correct for the sailing of the Titanic it still looked good and people loved the idea of being photographed with it.
Processed in the new Lab-Box.
Camera: Kodak Browie Hawkeye Flash
Film: Fuji Acros 100, Processed in Xtol stock. 68 degrees, 8 miinutes in the Lab-Box with 490ml of chemistry and constant but very gentle agitation. I did not compensate time for the constant agitation. The negatives were perfect.
Image by: Leslie Lazenby, The Jones Mansion, Findlay, OH. April 2019
Titanic’s Maiden Voyage
Thursday 11th April 1912 :
Titanic was going to reach Queenstown (now Cobh, South Ireland) and tenders brang some passengers aboard. At early afternoon, Titanic departed on her westward journey across the Atlantic.
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A project by Skyrunner42 (www.flickr.com/photos/59501677@N06/), MrSsorg (www.flickr.com/photos/51369236@N06/) and Papacharly.
Titanic designed and built with MLCad (LDraw) by MrSsorg. Slightly modified (portholes, windows, flag) by Skyrunner42 and Papacharly24. Idea & Concept for renders by Skyrunner42. Renders (Pov-Ray) by Papacharly. Lettering and Union Jack designed by Skyrunner42.
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Year: 1997
Director: James Cameron
Writers: James Cameron
Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane, Frances Fisher, Gloria Stuart, Bill Paxton, Kathy Bates, Danny Nucci, Bernard Hill, Victor Garber
UN POCO DE HISTORIA -- El 15 de abril de 1912 a las 2:20 h de la madrugada, en el norte del océano Atlántico, termina de hundirse el RMS Titanic ―el barco más lujoso del mundo en su momento― tras chocar contra un iceberg. Se pierden 1517 vidas.
Según una nueva versión de lo ocurrido, el hundimiento del #Titanic, en su viaje inaugural desde Southampton a Nueva York, no se debió a que iba muy rápido y la tripulación sólo vio el iceberg cuando era demasiado tarde sino a un error del timonel (+info aquí: bit.ly/1CM5AFO).
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A spaceified modification of the Titanic Lego set, inspired by Futurama, Flash Gordon, and Doctor Who.
When asked what he thought about the sinking of the Titanic, the Belfast ship builder replied defensively "it was ok when it left here".
Amsterdam EXPO haalt 'Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition' naar Nederland
Authentieke artefacten uit de Titanic vertellen vanaf 14 november 2013 het tragische verhaal van het ‘onzinkbare schip’ en haar passagiers
Amsterdam, 20 augustus 2013 – Op 15 april 1912 kwam de R.M.S. Titanic in aanvaring met een ijsberg, waarna het grootste stoomschip ter wereld zonk. Vanaf 14 november 2013, ruim honderd jaar na de fatale aanvaring, is in Amsterdam EXPO de indrukwekkende tentoonstelling Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition te zien. Authentieke artefacten, die bij diverse expedities uit het wrak in de diepe wateren van de Noordelijke IJszee werden geborgen, nemen het publiek mee terug in de tijd. Zij vertellen het verhaal van het iconische schip en geven haar passagiers en bemanning een gezicht. De ticketverkoop voor de expositie start vandaag via www.amsterdamexpo.nl.
Ruim 25 miljoen mensen bezochten deze indrukwekkende expositie in wereldsteden als Chicago, Los Angeles, Londen en Parijs.
Parfumflessen van een handelaar die zijn waren wilde verkopen in New York, gouden sieraden met diamanten van vrouwen uit de bovenlaag van de bevolking, kleding van emigranten op weg naar een nieuw leven, ongeschonden porseleinen servies voorzien van het logo van rederij White Star Line, scheepsonderdelen zoals een patrijspoort en reconstructies van de vertrekken: de expositie geeft de bezoekers inzicht in het leven van de passagiers aan boord en de rederij uit het begin van de twintigste eeuw.
Bij binnenkomst krijgen bezoekers een boardingpass van daadwerkelijke passagiers van de Titanic overhandigd. Chronologisch komen de bouw van het schip, het leven aan boord, de fatale ramp, waarbij ruim 1.500 mensen om het leven kwamen, en de expedities naar de bodem van de oceaan aan bod. In de Memorial Gallery aan het einde van de expositie ontdekt het publiek of de passagier op hun boardingpass de scheepsramp overleefde of een van de slachtoffers was.
Het duurde tot 1985 voordat het wrak van de Titanic gelokaliseerd werd op de bodem van de Atlantische Oceaan. Tijdens acht verschillende expedities - de laatste was in 2010 - werden duizenden artefacten geborgen, waarvan een belangrijk deel in Amsterdam te zien is.
‘Het is opmerkelijk hoe goed sommige voorwerpen bewaard zijn gebleven, zelfs brieven en kledingstukken van de passagiers. En dat terwijl het schip al decennia lang op bijna vier kilometer diepte op de bodem van de ijskoude oceaan ligt. Met deze expositie brengen we een stuk wereldgeschiedenis direct naar het Nederlandse publiek’, aldus Peter Tabernal, CEO van Amsterdam EXPO.
Bezoekersinformatie
Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition is vanaf donderdag 14 november 2013 open voor publiek. Amsterdam EXPO bevindt zich aan de Gustav Mahlerlaan 24 in Amsterdam, naast station Amsterdam Zuid. Amsterdam EXPO is iedere dag geopend van 9:00 uur tot 18:00 uur, op vrijdag tot 21:00 uur. De expositie is slechts enkele maanden in Nederland te zien.
De kaartverkoop voor de expositie start vandaag via www.amsterdamexpo.nl. Reguliere tickets zijn verkrijgbaar vanaf € 16 (exclusief servicekosten). Een meertalige audiogids is inbegrepen in de ticketprijs. Groepstarieven zijn van toepassing vanaf tien betalende personen. Docenten, leraren en onderwijsassistenten hebben na online registratie altijd gratis toegang tot Amsterdam EXPO.
Titanic Belfast, my third large scale build for Bright Bricks. Currently on display at the The Titanic Belfast Museum as part of the Brick City Lego tour.
This was the most technically difficult build I have undertaken to date, it took me approximately 4 weeks to complete. Two weeks talking to the architect, deciphering the technical plans, figuring out the angles and to build the base/ground floor. One week to build the façade panels. And finally one week putting the whole thing together in a Perspex box in the middle of a busy shopping centre in Belfast.
As per usual with this type of build I had plenty of help and advice from the Bright Bricks team.
WIP photos can be seen on my Mocpage .
Titanic’s Maiden Voyage
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Sunday 14th April 1912 :
Weather is clear, calm and very cold by this evening. Despite a serie of messages from other ships (such as SS Californian) warning of drifting ice, the ship struck an iceberg on starboard and the impact produced a huge opening in the hull.
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A project by Skyrunner42 (www.flickr.com/photos/59501677@N06/), MrSsorg (www.flickr.com/photos/51369236@N06/) and Papacharly.
Titanic designed and built with MLCad (LDraw) by MrSsorg. Slightly modified (portholes, windows, flag) by Skyrunner42 and Papacharly24. Iceberg designed and built by Skyrunner42. Idea & Concept for renders by Skyrunner42. Renders (Pov-Ray) by Papacharly.
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Titanic and City Tours Belfast Leyland Olympian E320 MSG is seen at the start point for there city tour
bus was new to Lothian bus then was sold to Allens Tours Belfast then sold to Titanic & CityTours Belfast
Architecture meets Facedown at the Titanic Quarter, Belfast.
Thanks to Tony for keeping an eye on the camera and shutter! And to Scott for reminding to get off my ass and do another one!
Advertisement for the Titanic exhibition in Sydney last year.
Nikon F4. AF Nikkor 50mm F1.4D lens. Ilford Delta 400 35mm B&W film.
Barbie dressed as Rose DeWitt Bukater from the movie Titanic.
She is from 2007 and commemorates the 10th anniversary of the movie.
A pocket watch recovered from the body of Titanic steward Sidney Sedunary. Southampton Maritime Museum, 14th September 2005
A spaceified modification of the Titanic Lego set, inspired by Futurama, Flash Gordon, and Doctor Who.
The Titanic museum in Orlando. This is a full scale replica of the grand staircase. Available light only.
Titanic Belfast is a visitor attraction and a monument to Belfast's maritime heritage on the site of the former Harland & Wolff shipyard in the city's Titanic Quarter where the RMS Titanic was built. It tells the stories of the ill-fated Titanic, which hit an iceberg and sank during her maiden voyage in 1912, and her sister ships RMS Olympic and HMHS Britannic.
This is my latest eBay purchase: a duplicate picture of Titanic autographed by one of the two last living survivors. Millvina Dean was only 2 months old at the time, making her the youngest passenger on board.
This car was used in the movie Titanic, it was on the dock when everyone was getting on in the beginning
April 15th marks the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic. last night I was watching the memorial services from Halifax and from the SS Balmoral which was at station over the wreck site of the Titanic. The ceremonies were very moving. It's amazing to think what happened in those cold waters 100 years ago. It really impacted me as well because I had signed up to live feeds over Twitter that recreated the tragedy by sending out tweets describing the major events that were happening at that time 100 years ago. It was moving to read about the vessels that warned Titanic, and how her captain tried to avoid ice by going further south than normal but failed to reduce speed. A horrible even that could have been avoided.
I've been fascinated by the Titanic story since I was in university, many years before the film and the discovery of the wreck. I guess for me working on a degree there was something attractive in reading about another great tragedy! I've never been on a live cruise ship or liner, but I have been on the Queen Mary hotel, which was built only a few years after the Titanic and much like Titanic was built in the media spotlight and carried it's nation's hopes and dreams. So to mark the 100th anniversary of the Titanic, here is a new shot of the Queen Mary from my archives. This is from 2008. While the Titanic rests in a watery bed, here is the Queen Mary basking in the Long Beach sun; not all stories have to end sadly!