An image showing 'P92223; A very distant bow view, taken from dead ahead, of the Orient Line passenger cruise ship Orford (1928) at anchor in Geirangerfjord off the village of Hellesylt, Norway. The photographer is on a hillside overlooking the outskirts of the village and on the right is the Grand Hotel. Tumbling water is in the foreground. Two small motor boats are moored close to the shore.'

+ -

A very distant view of the Orient Line pasenger cruise ship Orford (1928) at anchor in Geirangerfjord off the village of Hellesylt, Norway.

A very distant bow view, taken from dead ahead, of the Orient Line passenger cruise ship Orford (1928) at anchor in Geirangerfjord off the village of Hellesylt, Norway. The photographer is on a hillside overlooking the outskirts of the village and on the right is the Grand Hotel. Tumbling water is in the foreground. Two small motor boats are moored close to the shore.

Back to search results

Buy a print License an image

For more information about using images from our Collection, please contact RMG Images.

Object details

ID:	P92223
Type:	Sheet film negative
Materials:	Cellulose nitrate negative
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Marine Photo Service
Vessels:	Orford (1928)
Date made:	1928-1934
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Overall: 117 mm x 161 mm