Hanseatic Marine

Links...

Getting a "No photo in the database" page on both links.

Hi,

I reckon the poster was told to take them down.

Try this: Google Image Result for http://cdn2.shipspotting.com/photos/middle/0/7/5/1539570.jpg

Thats another blank K1W1.

From boatinternational:



Smeralda, a few minutes after her launch | photo by Ivor Wilkins

From super....times the celebratory pre-launch shot:




There are also some nice renderings and spec info on http://www.hanseaticmarine.eu/fileadmin/content/pdf/SMERALDA-16pp-interim-v9.pdf

Hi,

Works fine for me although the text No photo in database does show up in top left corner and picture is in the middle.

Thanks...

disco...

It sure looks real long from those camera angles...

In art school we learned how to use camera angles to make small things look bigger and visa versa as a practical application of the theory of perspective.

In real life the Mitchel Brothers became famous for capitalizing on this same theory when widely used in the making of their ground breaking film Behind the Green Door.

As a result the once dry study of the the theory of perspective has become widely practiced and is popularly known as the "porno effect".

In the case of Smeralda the problem is how to fit something that is "real long", almost as long as a football field, into a single camera frame only 640 pixels wide. So far I think the pictures we have seen posted of her have lost nothing in the translation. IMHO no matter what angle you look at her from she is one big gorgeous superyacht whose superstructure blends very nicely with her hull!!

In my book designer Espen Oeino certainly deserves an A+ for this one!

Went searching for info on Smeralda after looking at the yachts in Dubai thread and discovered the new website with a new name.

SILVERYACHTS | HOME

I love these yachts the more I look at them. Smeralda's interior is particularily beautiful. Elegant but casual.

Great videos, thanks for posting!

I especially like seeing how this size yacht handles rough seas and how they look at speed so I really enjoyed a close up look of how the Silver yachts performed!

Yep it was a Porsche 918 spyder.