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2014
Location: Cap d'Agde
Photographer: Aymeric Tascon
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Im Gonna Wreck It! (complete) I work for The Lego Group and what little time I have when its slow I spent working on this.
Wreck of Bedale, an old Mersey Flat Barge on the shore of the River Mersey. A combination of very low tide preceded by a hot day allowed me access to the river side of the wreck as the mud was nice and solid. I had nt realised how big the boat was until seeing this. Enjoyed some nice golden light at the start of this shoot just lighting
up the mossy wooden structure
We were led to the crash site of a US Navy DC-3 by a generous local Icelandic photographer, who claimed that this would be "the real shit". The plane crashed in 1974 when it ran out of fuel, although apparently the pilot forgot that he could switch to a spare tank. There were no casualties in the crash, but a helicopter crashed during the salvage mission, with fatal consequences. The lighting was very flat so I have used Nik HDR Efex Pro to accentuate the tonal contrast. Despite using many control points and doing a fair bit of modification in Photoshop I'm not sure I'm completely happy with it yet.
Photographer unknown
A short time before a view posted previously, a New York Central big hook goes to work clearing the motive power (out of view) of the wrecked Southwestern Limited at Wellington, OH. Front and center is Baggage-Coach 281, which took the brunt of the impact with Coach 2939. The Coach took shockingly little damage, but 281 was a complete loss as a result. Note the general mess and destruction at the crossing, with wires, poles and the remains of the crossing tower tossed about to the left.
Wellington, OH
January 10, 1960
Passenger Car of the Day
11/2/25
Airplane wreck used in the filming of the James Bond movies "Never Say Never Again" and "Thunderball"
Ship wreck in Inkoo, Finland. D700 & PC-E 45mm + Hoya ND400 filter. Composed of five shots.
The wreck has since been dismantled.
First time out for what seems like an age with my Nikon D80 that has been converted for Infrared photography. Taken at Dungeness in Kent. Converted to B&W using CS6 & Nik Silver Efex.
Location
Con Dao Island, AKA Con Son or Con Lon, is located about 100 nautical miles South East of Vung Tau City, Vietnam. This is one of the most beautiful wild islands in the world and a favorite of the movie star couple, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie.
Time
In winter and spring season (this photo) the island is covered by thick stormy clouds most of the time, especially at sunset and sunrise.
Knowing in advance that the weather would be unfavorable, I still took the trip anyway, for a short moment 1 in the 4 days staying in the island, the sun broke out and the result was a limited but beautiful sunrise sky. I thought the dark clouds add drama to the shot.
Techniques
2-stop hard grad ND filter and polarizer were used with hyperfocal distance focusing technique.
The ship wreck of the Admiral Von Tromp protruding from the dark shale rocks at the south end of Saltwick Bay.
Taken with a Canon 600D and a Sigma 10-20mm wide angle lens.
The sun is setting with amazing clouds in the sky. I took so many pictures of this sunset. This is one of my favorites.