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Wreck beach,
Great Ocean Road
This particular spot along Wreck Beach is a location I would love to revisit in all kinds of different conditions - several rock shelves bear the brunt of the incoming swell before water rushes over giant kelp. Different tidal conditions make a huge difference to the appearance of this scene. [Deviant Art Gallery] [Facebook] [Web Gallery] [500px][G+]
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Bád Eddie - a French boat that was brought over to Ireland but is now left stranded in Bun Beg. Photographed here with Mount Errigal in the background.
Taken on the donegalphotowalk2014.
The Corpach wreck, photographed in June 2017.
The boat had been abandoned for some years but has boards and barbed wire to stop people trying to get on to it.
Photo of the Plassey wreck taken in glorious weather on the island of Inis Oirr.
First weekend away in ages and we crammed every minute...
This is probably better known as the wreck from the opening credits of Father Ted.
Weeks after the devastating storm that wrecked this beautiful old tree In the woods on Duffins trail in Discovery bay , Martin’s photographs , Ajax , Ontario , Canada , June 11. 2022
Closeup photograph of this wrecked old tree I found laying across Duffins trail
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Hours after the destructive storm of 21 May 2022
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Some shots now from the wrecks at Bowling Harbour.
30 seconds exposure at F18 to try and get some movement in the water.
Lighting conditions looked great but quite challenging as bright skies meant water was very bright in places so an ND grad wasn't too much use.
Got a few more of here so pleased that I managed to get here and the conditions were good.
Bumped into Billy Currie and here is an almost identical shot from the man himself:
www.flickr.com/photos/billycurrie/5343192892/
Thanks for all the feedback on the pier shot from here.
Whilst walking on the lovely island of Kerrera in Scotland I came across this old abandoned wooden wreck which I believe is the "Wreck of the Dayspring". With its rotting hull and peeling paintwork it just beckoned to be photographed. To me it had to be in Monochrome/Black & White so as to bring out all of the feeling and detail of the wreck. Hope you like it.
This is the wreck of the Mediterranean Sky ship, in Elefsina Bay near Athens, Greece. You can read some info about it here
Went to see the location yesterday (after a couple of years from my last visit) and found some interesting places and angles.
Also had the unexpected bonus of full moon (barely seen rising in this one)
I have a few more from yesterday, but I'm certainly gonna go back, I'm sure with the right kind of weather it can be fascinating.
Still spotless following its naming the doomed 86 already has a liberal coating of squashed insects.
86 211 was of course wrecked after hitting 86 249 side on at Colwich Junction in September 1986.
The remains of a ship...
Technical info:
ND110 - 10 stops.
CP Filter 2 stops
f/9
ISO100
90 mm
180s (3min0s) exposure
Software:
Lightroom 2.0
PS CS4 - Silver Efex Pro
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(Astoria, Oregon) - This wreck is awesome. You can walk around it and climb onto it and it is easily accessible from a parking lot next to the beach in Fort Stevens State Park. This was one of the few nights we've actually had a sunset with nice clouds!
Anyone else excited for the upcoming Disney movie Wreck-It Ralph? This is based on a scene from the trailer where the main character confesses to his fellow villains that he doesn't want to be a bad guy anymore.
Met up with Graham Stirling www.flickr.com/photos/grahamstirling/ and Rod Goodwin www.flickr.com/photos/20966211@N03/ down at Longniddry beach on the weekend, to have another go at shooting the old shipwreck.
The tide was extremely low that evening and by the time it had reached the wreck the light and colour had all but gone, so opted to go with mono for this one. I did process a few shots in colour - they may turn up online at some point!
I have been following both Rod and Graham's photostreams for a long time now, so it was great to finally meet up with them both and put faces to the names. I'm surprised it has taken so long to bump into each other as we all seem to be out and about on the east coast all the time!
This is the wreck I mention in my previous image, of an old fishing boat washed up on the beach at Diabeg. The colours on the decaying hull broke through the overcast light, helped by the light intermittent rainfall, and I was struck by the way the distant hillside seemed to echo the stranded hull.
I took a trip to Rhossili, Gower with Angela and Leighton Roberts and their tribe. Was a glorious evening although if I was being fussy, I'd have liked a couple of fluffy clouds. This is the wreck of the Helvetia with Worm's Head in the background.
Here I wanted to make a feature of both the wreck AND the Worm so to avoid the Worm looking tiny in the distance, I managed to wrestle the 10-22mm from the camera and make use of telephoto compression.
Hope you like it! View On Black
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This wreck is on the coast north of Ardrossan, I've been meaning to shoot it for ages but never been able to time the tide right. Finally got the water in the right place and felt it suited a long exposure best. More images and prints available from my website - www.ayrshirearranphoto.co.uk