Showing posts with label Fotos de Jon Miller. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fotos de Jon Miller. Show all posts

Monday, December 19, 2011

QE2 New Year's Eve party in Dubai

Step aboard the iconic QE2 to celebrate New Year’s Eve 2011 in style
Wednesday, December 14, 2011:The iconic Queen Elizabeth 2 (QE2), one of the most elegant vessels ever built, will be the venue for an exclusive New Year’s Eve celebration in her new home Dubai – the first time she has been opened to the public for such an event.
Queen Elizabeth 2, often referred to simply as the QE2, was launched in 1969, and ran the transatlantic service from her home port of Southampton, UK, to New York, USA, breaking many records, including that of the longest serving flagship in the Cunard Fleet. Countless members of Royal families, aristocracy, politicians, stars, musicians and celebrities from around the globe have featured on her passenger list. Following her retirement from service in 2008, she made a final ocean journey to her new home in Dubai.
For a limited number of guests the QE2 black tie event is being designed as one of the most exclusive New Year celebrations in the world.
From gourmet food, captivating entertainers, magnificent laser and firework displays, an exceptional line up of international acts(including The Gypsies, Drury Lane, and many more),to Royals, dignitaries, celebrities and VIPs, the event aims to treat guests to a unique, luxurious experience and the most stylish way to ring in the New Year of 2012.
Leili Gerami, spokesperson for Queen Elizabeth 2, commented, “In the year in which the UAE celebrates turning 40, the QE2 also enters her 40s with a new lease of life in Dubai as a fabulous venue for a glittering start to 2012.”
QE2 New Year’s celebration is strictly by invitation only, however a limited number of exclusive tickets will go on sale this week to the general public. A percentage of proceeds from ticket sales will be passed on to a local charity.
Further details of this event will follow over the course of the next few weeks. For more information please contact Global Event Management (info@geventm.com / +971 4 4331719).
Photograph of QUEEN ELIZABETH 2 sailing across the North Atlantic on 3 January 2008, taken from running mate QUEEN VICTORIA by Jon Miller.
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Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Lisboa vista de uma varanda flutuante

Lisboa e o Tejo fotografadas por um turista de bordo da sua varanda panoramica no paquete CELEBRITY SOLSTICE à entrada para uma estadia a 2 de Dezembro de 2011.
Lisboa vista do rio oferece estas perspectivas magníficas dignas da antiga capital marítima mundial - Lisboa foi o centro do Mundo Marítimo - e grande porto atlântico.
Este ano o movimento de navios de cruzeiros aumentou mais uma vez, e apresentou outra evolução: os navios permaneceram na Europa até mais tarde o que se traduziu num movimento acrescido de escalas em Outubro, Novembro e Dezembro.
Fotografias enviadas pelo meu Amigo Jon Miller, a quem agradeço a partilha destas magníficas imagens da nossa Lisboa e do seu grande porto.

The Port of Lisbon as seen by Jon Miller from his veranda on board the CELEBRITY SOLSTICE on the ships call on 2 December 2011. Other ships in port were COSTA PACIFICA, AIDABELLA, INDEPENDENCE OF THE SEAS, PRINCESS DANAE and FUNCHAL still undergoing her refit.
The ferry seen on the first picture is the DAFUNDO of 1984, one of six CACILHENSE-class ferries still in service of a total of 12 ships constructed in Portugal in 1981-1984.



Texto e imagens /Text and images copyright L.M.Correia. Favor não piratear. Respeite o meu trabalho / No piracy, please. For other posts and images, check our archive at the right column of the main page. Click on the photos to see them enlarged. Thanks for your visit and comments. Luís Miguel Correia