Welcome to the Marine Gallery of September 2020, a monthly segment on our blog featuring the five best pictures of every month, selected by members of the MarineTraffic Photo Moderators. These could include images of vessels, ports or lighthouses from around the world.
We encourage everyone to submit photos by signing up on the MarineTraffic site and taking advantage of the easy to use upload process. View more lighthouse photos on the MarineTraffic photo directory.
When the photographer is at the right place (Hamburg) at the right moment (earlier this month)!
Two different means of transport in a stunning picture, and this is the MSC REGULUS container ship while sailing on a fictitious intersection of sea and air lanes.
Her carrying capacity is 13,100 TEU and her length overall is 366.37 metres.
Want to know where she is sailing right now? Click here to find this out.
Spotted in the calm Norwegian Sea waters, here is a fishing boat against a background of natural beauty in autumn.
The NYGRUND is sailing under the flag of Norway and is 11 metres long.
Want to know how many vessels are sailing now nearby? Check the list here.
A tank barge being towed by the American-flagged SEA HAWK tugboat in one of North Carolina’s most important natural resources; the Cape Fear River.
What a powerful picture!
If you’re interested to see when this tugboat was built, go here.
The GOLDEN BRIDGE was seen sailing to Brindisi and past the castle which stands on a small island at the harbour’s entrance.
She is sailing under the flag of Cyprus and is operating scheduled itineraries between Greece and Italy.
See more of her impressive photos here.
The TANKER RIESA is taking on the Bosphorus Strait on a cloudy day.
This 171-metre long oil products tanker is sailing under the flag of the United Kingdom.
Visit this page here to check the carrying capacity or the current draught of this tanker.
