Port of Frederikshavn (vol. III)

Demolition of ships and huge offshore structures contributes to the diversity in the Port of Frederikshavn. During the last two … More

Port of Frederikshavn (vol. II)

Denmark’s second largest repair yard Orskov Yard with several dry and floating docks spread over the port contributes to the … More

The ferries to Sweden and Norway still set the scene in Frederikshavn, but the port is also characterized by a … More

DFDS and Finnlines were least exposed, while Color Line and Tallink Silja got a real blow in the first half … More

Besides various AIS apps, the deck on a ferry is a good place for spotting the obvious photo location. If … More

Langelandsbælt, the belt connecting The Baltic Sea with The Great Belt further north, is the narrowest part of the international … More

Gabet has been a place to beat a path to for generations of ship spotters. During most of the twentieth … More

Introducing this new series with several funnels from Stena Line, green-coloured ones from Fjord Line, some photographed in Tokyo and … More

Two of the characteristics of The Port of Grenaa today are Stena Line’s southern Kattegat-route connecting Jutland with Varberg in … More

This summer I visited the vast complex of ports at Rotterdam for the fourth time. I’m still not sure if … More