Terrible pictures

[Cheery]

There was a recent thread discussion where the value of a decent set of snaps would, if not sell the boat, generate serious interest. Here is a link to what is (presumably) a lovely boat but it's so bloody dark it's hard to say. Also, outside seating is covered up. Are these type of people serious about selling and shouldn't the broker do more for their hefty commission.

http://www.yachtworld.co.uk/boats/2010/Azimut-100-Leonardo-2681897/Greece#.VVL5PflViko

 

[[70521]]

Dark and out of focus.

 

[Cheery]

Surely, when these sort of sums are involved, it is penny pinching to not get a decent set of pictures.

 

[mlines]

Surely at 2.7million you would have engaged a professional photographer and commissioned a portfolio of pictures?

 

[henryf]

Don't be daft, it's only 4 million Euros. At that money it will be sold by the weekend surely. Hardly enough time to remove the covers.









Oh they didn't.....



I'm in the wrong game.

Henry

 

[Ragnahex]

that is ridiculous! With the amount of people taking up photography these days getting good pictures is easy enough for somebody who can't afford a boat of this kind. Maybe the owners just forgot they owned the boat and are too busy on their private island to care

 

[benjenbav]

So dark I couldn't quite make out the film on the screen in pic 9/19. Something by Wes Anderson?

 

[Daren Kilgour]

Sorry for interrupting here, but I thought this might be the likeliest way to get some help! I have "attempted" to start a new "thread" on here, but cannot find it anywhere, and I would go as far as to say, that I am pretty certain it hasn't been posted in the moat boat forum.... sorry guys, any suggestions?!