Vic 32

 Vic 32 departing Keppel Pier Cumbrae.

Norwegian Dawn

 On 19 May 2015, Norwegian Dawn ran aground in Bermuda shortly after leaving port. The incident was attributed to a minor malfunction in the ship's steering, sending her off course to hit a sandbar.

 The ship was floated off the sandbar six hours later with the high tide, and allowed to continue to Boston after underwater surveys showed no damage.

She is seen here departing Greenock Ocean Terminal.

Irvine Harbour Crane

 Crane at Irvine maritime museum.

St Helena

 St Helena at Fairlie pier, the former Royal Mail cargo-passenger vessel, was one of the final two ships to carry the RMS title. She acted as a supply ship and ‘lifeline’, sailing between Cape Town and the remote British Overseas Territory of Saint Helena – a volcanic tropical island in the South Atlantic Ocean – between 1990 and 2016. 

 St. Helena, has been under Extreme E’s stewardship for more than two years and during this time has undergone an extensive multi-million euro renovation process, including a comprehensive mechanical overhaul as well as a full refurbishment of the interior alongside a fresh livery and branding.

SD Victoria

 SD Victoria is a  support ship operated by Serco Marine Services in support of the United Kingdom's Naval Service.

Hulin

 Tanker passing Greenock having been at the fuel terminal at Rothesay Dock.