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Broadcasting from the Tripinsurance.com studios in Jacksonville, Florida. This is Cruise Radio.

Hey, I'm Matt Baskford.

Doug Parker is on assignment, and Stuart Sheron,

The Cruise Guy, is in Europe this week for the

inaugural sailing of Princess Cruises Royal Princess.

He'll be back next week.

You wanted to hear more about Norwegian breakaway, so we're

giving you a passenger's perspective who returned

last month on

breakaway's first seven-night sailing. But first, photographer Craig Zabransky joins us with some

tips on ways to take amazing cruise photos. He is no stranger to cruise radio. In fact, he's been on

probably five or six times, and I am a big fan of his photography from stayadventurous.com, Craig Zabranskyd. Welcome back to cruise radio, man. Thanks, Doug. Once again, it's great to be here. And it's also great to hear that you're a fan in the photography. It always puts a smile on my face. Well, dude, we were in Aruba together, and you caught some of the most amazing sunset I've ever seen in dozens of cruises I've been on.

Oh, awesome.

I mean, Aruba was nice because the actual cruise, we were able to stay through the sunset,

so I was able to catch it somewhere on the beach, which is a great aspect.

Sometimes you leave port before the sunset, but Aruba was nice

because we had the opportunity to catch it on the island.

Well, I do want to talk to you about some photography tips because I think we can all use these.

I personally only shoot video and pictures with my iPhone 5.

But people bring all the cannons, the Nikons, the little cannon, what is it, point-and-shoot cameras and stuff.

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