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NORWEGIAN BREAKAWAY - IMO 9606912

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Photographer:
Finn Tornquist [ View profile ]
Captured:
May 12, 2013
Added:
May 13, 2013
Views:
2,741
Image Resolution:
2,816 x 1,872

Description:

Leaving New York this evening, May 12, 2013, for Bermuda. Her first full length cruise. Shot taken from Ft. Wadsworth, Staten Island. The new Freedom Tower in Manhattan in the background.

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Current name:
NORWEGIAN BREAKAWAY
Current flag:
Bahamas
Home port:
Nassau
Vessel Type:
Passenger (cruise) Ship
Gross tonnage:
145,655 tons
Summer DWT:
11,000 tons
Length:
325.65 m
Beam:
39.7 m
Draught:
8.6 m

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of this ship

Last known position:
18°24’36.08” N, 64°35’50.35” W
Status:
Speed, course (heading):
7.5kts, 99.8° (96°)
Destination:
 - Location:
Bonaiq Plt
 - Arrival:
Last update:
13 minutes ago
Source:
AIS (ShipXplorer)

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Cruise Ships and Liners built 2011-2020 - 160 photos

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Thanks for the kind comments, even though some of you don't like the ship. I like the ship, except for the graphics. It would be nice if they used graphics to help her looks.

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person
Even those Celebrity Solstice like cruisers look better.

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Stefan you are totally right about the funnel,i didnt notice.It looks atrophic!

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I think the whole design, for example the profile, is not good. Take ships with the similar size, for example: "Explorer of the Seas", "Liberty of the Seas", "Celebrity Solstice", and so on - they all look good.
I think the Breakaway design is a lack of creativity!

But the shot is nice!

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Very nice shot and great background.
I don't think the many bolconies are the worst on this liner. I think the funnel is an important mark on a ship and on this one you get copnfused with all the tubes around it. Very horrible in my opinion.

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person
Boring and monotonous.Another cruiser hit by the balcony virus.

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... oh, I'm sorry, Finn - forgot to say that it's an excellent photo. Personally I like these graphics a lot (but I don't care if they've been done by Peter Max or Paul Minimum...) :-)

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Cornelia, cruise shps with a bright red hull are nothing new... she even had that name: The Big Red Boat II (and yes, if I'm not mistaken, there's also been a Big Red Boat I) :-))
http://www.shipparade.com/az/Eugenio_C_1966/Big_Red_Boat_II_2005-04-13.jpg

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Graphics, well it is VERY unusual for me to see, but I am getting more and more used to them. The first shock with graphics on ship I received, when DFDS sold some of their really beautiful ferries to a Italian company Moby Lines which is known for giving their ships ugly Disney graphics all over, including funnels :o I think, we will get used to that. I am looking forward, when we see a cruiseship with bright red hull, I bet that does look great.

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Tend to agree not very stylish, but still quite a sight!

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person
I also think it's one of the most monotone and boring design for a cruise ship - even worse than Epic... :-(

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person
I'd rather have a monotone ship than those awful graphics. But I understand their reasons for having it. Peter Max is pop culture, not aesthetics.

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If not the graphics, this would have been the most monotone looking cruise ship so far.

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