A New Paradigm for Cruising

Great Room 2

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Having had a practice photo shoot with Avatar’s great room we tried again yesterday morning with better results. A few of these photos are attached (we’ll have a high resolution slide show online later this week).

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You are looking here at the view from the entrance landing.

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Now the camera is pointed aft from the forward starboard corner of the salon.

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The view looking to port across the bridge desk.

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This is from the forward port corner looking aft. Notice how nicely the art work sets off the forward face of the wet locker all the way aft.

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Finally, looking from the corner of the galley forward.

Posted by Steve Dashew  (April 4, 2010)




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