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VOLODYA SHCHERBATSEVICH - IMO 7211309

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Photographer:
DEREK SANDS [ View profile ]
Added:
Jan 10, 2008
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Image Resolution:
2,357 x 1,565

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Passing Hook of Holland summer 1978

Built 1972 by Neptun VEB, Rostock. 3608grt
[1996 Lg 132.2/124.4m, 4782gt/6274dw] - 95 ALSTER - 97 FALCON - 00 MITRESSE - 01 ARNI I - 04 DARNICA
BU Alang 13.4.04

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Current name:
DARNICA

Former name(s):

 -  Arni I (Until 2004 Mar)

 -  Mitresse (Until 2001 May)

 -  Falcon (Until 2000 Aug)

 -  Alster (Until 1997)

 -  Volodya Shcherbatsevich (Until 1995)

Vessel Type:
General Cargo
Gross tonnage:
4,782 tons
Summer DWT:
6,274 tons

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General cargo ships built 1970-1979 (Over 3000gt) - 9 photos

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Well your guess work seemed to produce a reasonable shot Derek, it was hard in those days holding up Weston masters to get a reading and having to set the camera, we are spoilt these days.

Try saying that name when you have had a few.!!!

Regards
Ken

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Thanks Ken,

The camera had a quality lens but it was only a standard 50mm. Took some real beauties with it and also some real duffers to! The light meter was built in but had given up the ghost by the time I got it.
Still have the camera somewhere for sentimental reasons.

regards
Derek

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Hi Derek

Nice shot of an old Neptun built standard. I photographed her as Arni I at Calshot and she had clearly been 'stretched'. I will post a shot of her when I get my scanner.

cheers

Allan

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Thanks Allan,

I have a lot more to post but they need a bit of tidying up. I will look out for your posts.
This like many of my early shots was taken with a third hand Voightlander camera. All exposures guessed as the light meter had stopped funtioning!

regards
Derek

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