Sorry about that, I got it wrong:
My Quote:
>>Was the "stern light" (just above Kate Winslet's head in the photo on the post) shown in "Titanic" added just for lighting effects rather than being historically correct or is this another light rather than the "stern light" in question ? I believe there is a comment to this effect on one of the DVD commentary tracks ?,
Actually, I believe the light to which I was referring would have been the light about midway up on the flagstaff rather than the stern light.
Bob Godfrey Quote:
>>She's a very conscientious passenger, who's observed that the ship appears to be going down by the head and is doing her best to redress the balance. In the picture below she's enlisted the help of another passenger, but clearly their efforts are to no avail.

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As you will notice from the photo, both passengers are pulling up on the railing, trying in vain to pull the Titanic up out of the sea.
Jim Currie Quote:
>>Additionally: who was standing on the iceberg shining the light on the lady in question?<<
Probably the same person who standing in a lifeboat...or another iceberg.. shining the light on the Titanic, with its shadow showing on the iceberg in "Titanic" (1953).