I need a cruising picture for my office

[glentally]

Any ideas where I can get a nice approx 2' by 4' picture of a cruise ship or even better 2 or three in a port?

 

I want to put it in a frame and remind me of my nexy cruise!

 

Glen

[CruiseFever]

Any ideas where I can get a nice approx 2' by 4' picture of a cruise ship or even better 2 or three in a port?

 

I want to put it in a frame and remind me of my nexy cruise!

 

Glen

 

Your Travel Agent should be able to help with that. He/She probably has a bunch of posters about that size gathering dust at the agency.

[cruisingrightalong]

Or put out the word of your favorite ship...ask for email shots....take to photo lab and blow up! They make posters there.

 

Lou

[BallFour4]

Here is the link to my Webshots galleries.

 

http://community.webshots.com/user/blusry

 

I like the ones in FAVORITES, with the first image being the one I made a 20"x30" print for my office. Plus you get the added value of seeing Maggie the Monster.:o

The shot was from the aft of the Ecstasy, taken last November right off the coast of Cozumel. I used Roxio Video Editor 7 for editing. The RCCL ship images are from the Rhapsody, taken this summer.

 

Enjoy,

 

:D 5 days 'till sailing, and we are headed to Cozumel!

 

Lee in Houston

[Stacylee]

If you search on Webshots for St Thomas and Paradise Point, you will probably get alot of pics of multiple ships in port.

[TPKeller]

If you're looking for a large print with lots of details, try one of these:

 

http://members.aol.com/cruisetip/grandeurpan.jpg

 

http://members.aol.com/cruisetip/navigator.jpg

 

http://home.houston.rr.com/texaszippy/MyFiles/AllCropped.JPG

 

Any of those should allow for a rather large poster print. I'd like to hear how they turn out! On my last cruise, I took several shots of two more ships, but haven't had time to put them together yet... soon.

 

Theron

[MiniMom57]

webshots.com or allposters.com wuold be my first choices

 

you can find a picture of almost ANYTHING on either website!!

[glentally]

thanks to all for the answers. I'll check them out.

 

Glen

[TPKeller]

I know webshots limits the size (in pixels) of the pictures you can post there. I ran into this when I was trying to find a place to put the big panoramics I linked to earlier.

 

This will definitely affect how big you want to print anything you find there.

 

Theron

[Nyco]

Not my pictures but WoW taken by Von Rafael Mucha

 

http://www.fotocommunity.de/pc/pc/ca...isplay/1322474

 

http://www.fotocommunity.de/pc/pc/display/1625489

something like this may work

[FJTinSC]

You can also go to the following site and download GREAT pics of various ships:

 

http://www.akerfinnyards.com/imagebank.cfm?k=2

 

Even has pics of FREEDOM in drydock and being floated out!!

[nfused2cruze]

These are some excellent suggested links.

[RanDe]

Here is the link to my Webshots galleries.

 

http://community.webshots.com/user/blusry

 

I like the ones in FAVORITES, with the first image being the one I made a 20"x30" print for my office. Plus you get the added value of seeing Maggie the Monster.:o

The shot was from the aft of the Ecstasy, taken last November right off the coast of Cozumel. I used Roxio Video Editor 7 for editing. The RCCL ship images are from the Rhapsody, taken this summer.

 

Enjoy,

 

:D 5 days 'till sailing, and we are headed to Cozumel!

 

Lee in Houston

 

Thanks for your photo link, Lee. I hope you don't mind that I used one of your Rhapsody pics as wallpaper on my desktop. :) Now I can enjoy it while we wait until February to sail her. Have a great trip in a few days!

 

De

 

P.S. All of your pictures were great!

[glentally]

Thanks to all for the neat ideas. Ok now how do I get it from somebodys web site or picture files to Kinko's etc and get a picture taken.

 

Do or should I pick one with more dps? or less? what is the differances and advantages.

 

Glen

[FJTinSC]

If the pics are not downloadable, you would right click on them and hit "save as". Save to your hard drive and burn to a CD or disk then take to photo place.

 

You should select the highest DPI for the best quality! Especially if you are enlarging it to a larger size!!