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UTE S, OOCL MOSCOW & MONTE SARMIENTO - IMO 9189574

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Photographer:

Jens Boldt [ View profile ]

Captured:

May 5, 2008

Title:

Ute S, Oocl Moscow & Monte Sarmiento

Location:

Hamburg, Germany

Photo Category:

Shipping

Added:

Aug 6, 2008

Views:

738

Image Resolution:

1,280 x 960

Description:

Ute S, OOCL Moscow and Monte Sarmiento berthed at Burchardkai Terminal, Hamburg, 05.05.2008

Ute S (General cargo, 1999, 2.988 gt, IMO. 9189574)
OOCL Moscow (Container, 2002, 14.290 gt, IMO. 9220079)
Monte Sarmiento (Container, 2005, 69.132 gt, IMO. 9283227)

Current name:

JUAN DIEGO

Former name(s):

- Sven-d (Until 2014 Nov 17)

- Pride Of Sneek (Until 2013 Jul 02)

- Ute S (Until 2009 Sep 18)

- Ute (Until 2004 Nov 03)

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Builder:

Navol Oltenita - Oltenita, Romania

Manager:

Linea Peninsular Inc - Panama City Fl, U.s.a.

Owner:

Linea Peninsular Inc - Panama City Fl, U.s.a.

Class society:

Dnv

Vessel Type:

General Cargo

Gross tonnage:

2,988 tons

Summer DWT:

4,814 tons

Length:

99.5 m

Beam:

16.9 m

Draught:

5.9 m

Photos:

195 photos by 66 photographers

Last known position:

27°57’10.49” N, 82°26’33.79” W

Status:

Speed, course (heading):

0kts, 151.0° (358°)

Destination:

- Location:

Tampa

- Arrival:

14th Apr 2024 / 08:00:32 UTC

Last update:

41 minutes ago

Source:

AIS (ShipXplorer)

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PRIDE OF SNEEK

JUAN DIEGO

Ute

SVEN-D

UTE

PRIDE OF SNEEK

SVEN-D

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And I can see only the UTE S here. :-( :lol: (Well, OOCL MOSCOW´s sister AMALTHEA is a regular in Finland, and actually the MOSCOW has visited once in Kotka (only a night call though).

Well, I agree that Ute S isn't that exciting... but you've got a whole lot of vessels at Kotka I'd love to see at Hamburg: the great "Gracht"-family and especially those cool RoRos like Genca.
Though I guess when you've seen Genca for the xth time you feel about her as I feel when seeing for example OOCL Moscow. There comes a point when you start thinking: "Oh no, not that one again!" :-D

Well, some Grachts visit Hamburg like SCHIPPERSGRACHT in July. About those ro-ros & specially GENCA. I think about 4 photos of her is coming in the next few days. Saw her departure yesterday. :-D

Speaking about the ships I see every week or quite often, I try to be selective. If there´s nothing special happened on the vessel (like some new detail paintwork) and I have already enough good photos of the ship, I pass it. But if there´s a possibility to catch her in good conditions, I most probably take some photos and here probably replace the older ones by them. Like I did yesterday with the SCHELDEGRACHT.

That's the way I try to handle it, too.
But the more vessels you have photographed, the harder it gets to tell of which vessels you stll need better shots or photos taken from a different angle etc. :-D

I saw you did put some of my photos in the category "shipping". I have yesterday wanted to do so, but there is no main category "shipping" so, I did again just put it in the category of where the ship, which can be seen in whole, would be put in.
Hope that is o. k. :-D

I sent you a PM about it, Cornelia.

Na also, Du hast es mal wieder geschafft :-D Du hast nun jedem bewiesen, der denkt dass Container/Frachtschiffe alle gleich aussehen, völlig unrecht hat ! Nur dass die Kombination das vorderste Schiff lächerlich aussehen lässt.

Ich kann ja auch nichts dafür! Immer wenn ich solche Konstellationen vor der Kamera habe, muss ich zwanghaft auf den Auslöser drücken! :-D
Ich mag solche Bilder einfach...

Wegen der Farben oder weil Du so viele wie möglich auf's Bild bekommen willst ? Bin jetzt mal so neugierig..

Die satten Farben waren ja nur dank des Sonnenscheins möglich. Nein, ich mag den Größenkontrast und wie du weiter oben geschrieben hast, den direkten Vergleich unterschiedlicher Typen von Schiffen.
Außerdem ist es eine schöne Abwechslung zwischen Jork läuft ein, COSCO Germany läuft aus und OOCL Belgium im Trockendock (ich nenne das mal die Standardphotos.)
Ich suche zwischendurch immer mal nach einem, wie soll ich sagen... nicht so alltäglichem Motiv. :-)

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