Doug Parker
October 19, 2009
Here is the video I was talking about that I shot at Port Everglades on Saturday afternoon. It was a very last minute shoot so its not that involved.
Imagine being in a 25 ft fishing boat, 130 miles from the coast of Cape Canaveral, Fla. , oh yeah and broke down — that wasn’t too far from reality
Last week we were talking about the two ships (Carnival and Royal Caribbean) that bumped into each other in Cozumel, Mexico on Sept. 30. Below is some amateur video footage
Just a couple of video shots when I was over in Nassua, Bahamas last weekend. Enjoy!
They called it the ship that even God couldn’t sink — and he proved that theory wrong. I’m talking about the RMS Titanic as it sank into the depths of the
Yesterday afternoon Royal Caribbeans “Enchantment of the Seas,” and Carnival Cruise Lines “Legend,” had a not-so pleasant afternoon. The 88,500-ton, 2,124-passenger Lengend and the 80,700-ton, 2,252-passenger Enchantment were in
So after my interview with TJ for Cruise and Blog radio, I decieded to take some video footage around Jacksonville, Fla…. this is what I came up with. Enjoy!
I spent a little time in Charleston, SC recently covering the news of the Miami based cruise line operator Carnival Cruise Lines announcing year around service into the Port of
James Taylor said it best “In my mind, I’m gone to Carolina,” now it’s a reality for Carnival Cruise Lines and I couldn’t be more excited. The residents couldn’t be happier
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