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Titanic has been a part of the history from around a whole century, and has inspired several people towards it. The tragic history of the titanic is still unforgettable, and people can’t forget it ever in their lives. Some of the most amazing facts and pictures are the proof of the wonderful ship. The titanic was born on 31st of May, 1911, after the amazing efforts of several engineers and workers for 3 long years. It had been a tremendous work of several people, which had resulted in an amazingly huge ship.

Many people like setting up good wallpapers on their cell phones, computers and laptops. Many people set titanic wallpapers and increase the beauty of their computers, laptops or cell phones. The beauty of titanic had attracted millions of people towards it, so how can the photographers and artists not be attracted? They were attracted! They took several pictures of the huge, amazing and the beautiful ship, the titanic. These pictures are the proof of the beauty of the titanic ship, which no longer exists.

The titanic wallpapers are so beautiful that it attracts people and make them set it on their cell phones also. These real and amazing pictures so beautifully tell the whole story of the titanic. This wonderful titanic ship sank on an evening of 12th April, 2012 when the ship was not even a year old. Around 1500 people sank and died along with this ship, only the pictures, paintings and some pieces and ruins of the titanic are the proof of its existence. Since after the disastrous incident, the titanic has been the centre of attention of several people.

Many people lost their loved ones on along with the titanic, in the Atlantic Ocean, only the pictures are the way to remember the ship and the people who died. These titanic wallpapers have also been a way to learn more about the ship, as it shows the way the ship was. It was an incredible work of several engineers, which was simply worth seeing. The pictures are simply amazing!

If the titanic didn’t have that accident, and if it didn’t have sank that evening, it would have been something amazing today.  Even after around 93 years, the titanic is the greatest part of the history, and people still remember the beauty of the ship and the dreadful incident in which it sank. Titanic has been a subject and part of several books, magazines, articles and documents. Many different researches have also been made on the ship that how it was and how it sank. People give many different reasons for it too! There are many different movies also related to the story of the titanic, which shows that how important part of history it was. In 1997, the movie titanic was made which is still ruling the hearts of many people and lovers. The titanic wallpapers and story will always be a part of people’s life and an unforgettable part of the history.

Pics of the Titanic

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Titanic is an unfamiliar name no more. Ever since the release of Jack-Rose saga, titanic became a household name. The unfortunate passenger liner of 1912 once meant more than a ship to the world. It was a masterpiece, a beauty; an awe inspiring queen of the waters that reigned with all its glory on Southampton coast. It was not just a marine vehicle either, but a small city with endless dreams, hopes and human complexities.

Photographs taken of the ship over the years have helped everyone get a real feel of its interior and the ambience it provided to its passengers.  One can still trace some evidence by the ocean deep photographs of its propellers, anchor, famous white fences and wooden flooring, which all lay covered in thick ocean mud, weeds and full grown plants today.

Launched in 1911 by White Star Line, the ship was 882 feet 9 inches in length and 92 feet in breadth with a capacity of accommodating 2,453 passengers in it; hence named titanic. It commenced its journey on 10 April 1912, nearly colliding with the SS New York in Southampton. Pictures of titanic are used today to help the readers experience the luxury and sophistication as exuded by the ship.

The ship was made spacious with more emphasis on safety and comfort than speed. As we look at pictures of the titanic we find that the major portion of the exterior was painted in black from outside. The four steam engines added a more impressive look to it which looked more like 4 pillars of its strength. The overall theme was opulence and richness and its regal ambience was reflective of the best standards of the time. The ship was not just a human creation manifesting creativity and hard work to a tee, but also a reflection of human social fabric and norms of the time.

The ship was divided into many sections according to the status of the passengers. The 1st class section had amenities like a veranda café, swimming pool, Turkish baths, squash courts and a gymnasium while wood paneled common rooms were decorated with the most exquisite furniture available. The overall sophistication and luster of the first class rooms and halls can still be traced in its ruins.

Besides the luxury, the ship had everything modern, which was imaginable in those times like electric lifts, electrical system driven by stream generators, radios and exquisite lighting. There was also a café to cater the needs of the first class in the sunlit veranda. The overall service, decor and expenditure level reduced slightly in the second and still dropped in the third class rooms. Below the mundane world of the passengers were the men of labor sweating blood among huge pumps and steam generators with a world of their own.

The ship glided smoothly over Atlantic waters till it was hit by a colossal ice berg which paved the way towards its destruction. Later a Chief Stewart caught the iceberg in camera owing to the red blood smears at the base of the berg. After the collision the ship sank amongst hue and cry and the world knows the rest. Unfortunately, only 711 passengers survived.

Titanic still lies deep down in the ocean like an old woman buried with secrets in her heart. You know it’s gone yet the mystery of its glory lost amongst the silence of death is undeniable.