by Hiufu Wong
Amateur and professional photographers have been prowling Kwai Tsing container terminal for the past two days for just one reason -- to get the quintessential shot of Queen Mary 2 before she departs Hong Kong waters.
The 345-meter, 17-deck, 151,400-ton liner was the largest passenger ship in the world when she was launched nine years ago this month.
Although no longer the record holder, Queen Mary 2 -- which can carry 2,620 passengers -- is still dearly loved by many cruise goers because of her classic and luxurious facilities.
The liner's round-the-world voyage started from Southampton in January, and has taken in ports in Africa, Australia, Japan and China before docking in Hong Kong early yesterday.
The biggest ballroom at sea.
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