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Port, shipyards and cranes in Belfast. The dry dock in the distance is the largest in the shipyard facilities. It is operated by Harland and Wolff. Between 1900 and 1930 the firm was Belfast's largest employer. The ships it built included the Titanic. It constructed over 70 ships for the White Star Line. The two largest cranes in the image are called Samson (1974) and Goliath (1969). They have since been an important feature in Belfast's skyline.

Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK - January 13th, 2012: Evening view looking across the mouth of the Langan at the 'Titanic Belfast' which is the name given to the new Titanic Visitor Centre building which is shown under construction. It is located in the Titanic Quater of the city close to where the Titanic luxury cruise ship was built.. The new building is estimated to cost 97 million and the four coners are designed to represent the hull of the Titanic. The ship sank after hitting an iceberg in 1912 and this year is the 100th anniversary.. Also showing is the old Harland and Wolff drawing office building to the right and one of the famous cranes that was used in the building of the ship. As well as the newly built Belfast Metropolitan College.Taken with Canon 5D Mark2

Elevated view on Belfast industrial quarters, harbour and docks with large yellow crane, UK, Northern Ireland

Silhouette of the Belfast docks area at sunset including the iconic twin cranes of the shipyard.

4.5.25 Belfast, UK: Aerial view on Lagan River and buildings in City centre of Belfast Northern Ireland. Drone photo, high angle view of town. Harland and Wolff Shipyard and Docks.

Sunset behind cranes at a shipyard on the River Clyde in Glasgow.

Fisherman picking shellfish, fishing boat, algae . Harbor and shipyard cranes in the background.

Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK - April 9, 2015:

Aerial view of Titanic Centre Titanic Quarter Belfast Northern Ireland

A loading crane and storehouses in the port of Belfast at twilight

Industrial shipyard on the East River in Brooklyn, New York City. Heavy-duty cranes and barges line the waterfront next to industrial buildings on a clear day.

Belfast, UK - Jun 15 2025: The formidable Harland and Wolff cranes tower over the shipyard in Belfast, UK, under a dramatic cloudy sky.

Samson and Goliath are the twin shipbuilding gantry cranes situated at Queen's Island, Belfast, Northern Ireland. This is where the Titanic was built

A street-level view of the iconic yellow Samson and Goliath gantry cranes at the Harland & Wolff shipyard, a dominant feature of the Belfast skyline in the Titanic Quarter, Northern Ireland.

A large and photogenic dockyard crane - Dok8000 Kran - which is part of Dok8000, a commercial centre in the docks area of Aarhus, a port city in eastern Jutland, Denmark. Aarhus has the largest container port in Denmark.

Belfast, United Kingdom - May 25, 2022: Harland and Wolff shipyard, Belfast

Aerial view of Samson and Goliath Cranes at Harland and Wolff Shipyard Dockyard where RMS Titanic was built at Titanic Quarter Belfast Northern Ireland 03-03-23

Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom - August 1, 2020: View across the River Lagan towards the Titanic Quarter, featuring the Titanic Museum, Titanic Hotel, Belfast Metropolitan College ('The Met') and the cranes of Harland and Wolff (shipyard).

Commercial marina cranes at dusk

Glasgow, Scotland, Uk, February 24th 2024, HMS Glasgow warship frigate construction in progress at BAE Systems on the River Clyde

Batumi, Georgia - October 24, 2024: A vivid capture of the bustling Batumi Port in Georgia, showcasing its towering cranes, docked cargo vessels, and neatly stacked industrial materials under a clear, blue sky. This image highlights the dynamic infrastructure and maritime activity at one of the Black Sea’s key logistic hubs. The contrast between the machinery and natural surroundings reflects the blend of industry and beauty that defines Batumi.

A dramatic low-angle shot of the massive bow of a bulk carrier in drydock, showcasing the imposing scale of the vessel as it towers above. The ship’s hull is exposed, with scaffolding, a cherry picker and maintenance equipment visible around the drydock area. The anchor and anchor chain of the vessel lie in front of it. A team of workers is painting the hull under a dramatic cloudy sky. The image captures the engineering marvel of large-scale shipbuilding and repair, ideal for themes of maritime industry, ship maintenance, heavy machinery, and industrial work

View of Teignmouth, Devon, UK

Riverside manufacturing plant with large port cranes at sunset in autumn. Groton, CT, USA.

Aerial view of the cargo port in the sunset glow

Aerial view of Harland and Wolff and Shipyard Dockyard where RMS Titanic was built at Titanic Quarter Belfast Northern Ireland

Commercial marina cranes at dusk

belfast, United Kingdom – October 09, 2021: The Samson and Goliath yellow cranes in Belfast, United Kingdom

Heavy industry machinery - cranes and other things used at a harbour

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