Cruise Line Photographers on Riviera?

[Wren3]

As I am learning so much on CC regarding my upcoming cruise on the Riviera, I thought I would inquire about cruise line photographers and whether we will encounter them on the Riviera. Thanks.

[Cruseforme]

One of the wonderful things on all O ships is that there are no cruise line photographers at all. However, there are many photo ops that you can take advantage of with your shipmates! Enjoy your cruise!

[Wren3]

Thank you Cruseforme ~ glad to know there won't be cruise line photographers on board. Looking forward very much to our cruise.

[ronrick1943]

Yes that is a plus, none what's so ever.

Rick

[LHT28]

There are photographers well more of a videographer .... not in your face type

They do videos of certain things on the ships like the shows & around the ship but you barely notice them

You may spot yourself in the background if they are filming in the area you are in

 

None of this getting a photo every time you leave the ship

Edited October 5, 2015 by LHT28

[Fam_Cruise]

There are always photographers on formal nights. ;)

[Jancruz]

There are always photographers on formal nights. ;)

 

There are no formal nights on Oceania..you must be talking about a different cruise line..:-)

Jancruz1

Edited October 5, 2015 by Jancruz

[ChatKat in Ca.]

Unless you are sailing with me. But then I will be on vacation.

[kuldalai]

Yes the best thing about Oceania is NO ships photographers at all .

[Fam_Cruise]

There are no formal nights on Oceania..you must be talking about a different cruise line..:-)

Jancruz1

Exactly my point, no photographers. You obviously missed the wink emoticon.

[ChatKat in Ca.]

Some of the other lines have put in Portrait Studios. There is no charge for the consult/session. But there is hard sell at the end and print packages run $750+

[Flatbush Flyer]

There are always photographers on formal nights. ;)

 

 

What formal nights?

[Hawaiidan]

What formal nights?

no photos---no formal nights--no artsale...no nickel dime... no extra charge dining... no soda cards... no fix seat dining... no 2 sittings for dinner... no lines.. no kids programs... no pool games and look stupid contests...no class system.

 

Its always fun to welcome passengers sailing on Oceania for the first time who have sailed on the"other" lines and having become accustomed to the supposed norm of their idea of luxury, quality and class.

 

The sudden absence of all that is a little scary at first... but watching them discover that there is another way... and the quality and luxury bill of goods they were sold was serious mistake.

[Wren3]

Well stated Hawaiidan :)