Makes you wonder where the rest of the ship is where it is wide and short the same time

Interesting to say the least,,comes to mind,,what,s, next or unusual ?

Fantastic series of pictures of a remakable ship.
Congratulations, Tom.
Best regards
Roar.

Very interesting vessel and nice shot!
Brgds Gusev

Excellent photos, It would be interesting to see how it performs in rough sea conditions including a moderate swell. Has anyone any idea of its underwater hull shape?

Great shot of this Sci-Fi looking vessel!

Rgds

Vlad

I would of never thought seeing a ship this wide or in a roughly triangular shape, nice shot though.

More to come! See http://worldmaritimenews.com/archives/82422/pgs-orders-two-more-ramform-titan-class-vessels-from-mhi-japan/

Great series Tom. Thank you

Great shot but where is the rest of her lol

Great shot !!

Great series of photos. Definitely going to my bookmarks. Thanks for posting them.
Brgds, Al

Thanks for the response! Was about 10 spotters on the bridge this morning and cars stopped completely when they saw this "wall" come towards the bridge :-) I'm gonna try to take the departure also. Find uot when they leave and try to get the keys for the bridges towers again :-)

It is the true the time go on and all changing.
GP

1150+ hits after only 7 hours, excellent!

Fascinating, never seen such before! An extraordinary photo (Well, this applies to the whole set of photos.)
Cheers, Jens

Crazy Dimensions, almost more width than length.
Gerolf

I belive she is a geosismic vessel, this type is called "cheese portion shape" she tows a lot of floating wires which produce explosions and receive the waves produced in the seabed indicating the possibility of petroleum in the area, this is the reason of the wide stern, to fit as much wires as possible.
Sure many of us met at sea ships of previous generations and notice to mariners and VHF informing about positión course, speed, and the berth to be given.
Beg your pardon if explanation is not very good, I'm not an especialist in this ground.

Is this supposed to be part of a ship or is it the final ship afloat- are they mooving to a new shipyard to add more parts

Thanks :-) It's taken from our popular spotting bridge right outside of Bergen, the Askøy bridge as seen here
http://www.flickr.com/photos/50855942@N06/5951342041

Amazing shot Tom,
Cheers

Hy Tom
Real nice and impressive shot. From a brigde ?
Congratulations.
MBregards.
ventuari

Great Shot.Tom
Brgds
Knut Helge

Awesome!