Isle of Mull

The oft-photographed boat wreck at Corpach, with Ben Nevis and Fort William behind.

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An early start to catch the sunrise over the river Medway in Kent. A mixture of industry and widlife make the Riverside Country Park a wonderful place to visit!

River Leven, Dumbarton

Voigtlander 35mm f2.5 VM Color-Skopar P II lens adapted for a Fujifilm X-T1 camera.

F/8.0

1/280 sec

ISO 200

old decaying boat on the beach,this boat has been here many years,buncrana county donegal

Conrail SD7 6998 pushes the Allentown Wreck Train to the scene of the crime on the former Lehigh & New England at Georgetown Road, Hecktown, Pennsylvania, USA, 29 September 1981.

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The remains of the Steam Trawler Chancellor which ran aground on 17th January 1934 within Whitsand Bay, not the shot I was after due to the light and thick low cloud so I'm gonna have to go back!, also with the ever changing tides and movement of the sand you never know how much you're going to see of the Wrecks remains.

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52 Weeks of 2022

Week No. 36: Long exposure

Category: Technical

I do like a good long exposure, but trying to take them in the middle of the day is challenging. It would have been impossible without a 10 stop ND filter.

This is the wrecked remains of the sea defences on the Norfolk coast at Happisburgh.

Explored on 12/09/22 @ no 344.

Thanks for all the faves and comments.

Go see my Vero page for a few other shots from Happisburgh.

You can also head to my 52 week Instagram to see the alternative shots.

I post most frequently to my main Instagram and Vero so there are more photos there.

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I just love this location for taking pictures. There are lots of wrecked boats

and ships laying on the mud waiting to be eaten by the water and time

Here's a different view of Susana taken by AntonioVi

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The wreck of Garðar BA 64. This ship was built in 1912 in Norway and brought to Iceland in 1945. It operated as a whaling and fishing vessel until 1981 when it was purposely sailed up on shore to be displayed in Skápadalur in Patreksfjörður. I'm personally not really a fan of leaving ship or plane wrecks out in nature like this so I didn't stop for a close-up shot, but it has been a popular tourist stop for a long time.

Wreck on the Highway, Weymouth, 2022

Wrecks at Salen on the Isle of Mull in Scotland

You really need to view this shot Large On Black to make head or tail of it.

This is a wreck that I have been wanting to shoot for ages. A few of us decided to camp out on Stockton Beach on Saturday night in the hope we would get a nice sunrise or moon lit evening. Unfortunately we got neither.

Never the less, here's one of my shots from dusk. This is a 2min exposure (taken with my stonking big bad old 10-stopper ND filter). I wanted to really abstract everything except for the wreck itself.

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Old vessels have a soul

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Solheimasandur Plane Wreck in Iceland and Orion constellation.

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This week has been very busy for me so I had to get out and do some "therapy". When I arrived at Dicky Beach I got a big surprise. First, every beach access I tried was closed with a fence due to massive beach erosion. After the 4th attempt I found an access point to get down to the beach and walk towards the wreck. But wait....were there was another surprise, the wreck has been wrecked by the recent wild weather. One of my preferred sections of the wreck has been knocked over by wild seas. How sad to see this...it has lost a lot of it's magic for me.

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The wreck near the entrance to the fisher fleet in King's Lynn.

Remains of some ship wreck situated in the Aberlady bay area.

Tide still had at least 2 hours to go before it would have reached here so moved on to another location.

I will be back!

The wreck at Saltwick Bay, North Yorkshire coast. The Admiral Van Tromp was a Scarborough trawler that ran aground on 30/09/1976.

The exact circumstance of the accident remain a mystery as the boat was on completely the wrong course and a senior nautical surveyor at the inquest stated it appeared it was driven onto the rocks deliberately.

This is the wreck of the fishing vessel Dayspring, lying in shallow water at Diabaig on the West Coast of Scotland.

When I first saw this boat many years ago it was a state, but reasonably intact. Over the years I have seen it crumble - a metaphor for many things perhaps...

I took this back in 2015, so it could well have broken up completely by now.

I originally posted this as a B&W, but was never entirely happy with it. I think I need a lesson from the Prince of Darkness himself!

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Fort Augustus, Loch Ness

Unbelievable, during my research about the plane wreck I found this. It makes me so sad: icelandmag.visir.is/article/myrdalssandur-sand-beach-famo...

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Artwork Displayed at Coutts Art Museum - El Dorado, KS

"Wrecked Cabin: Acrylic Paint by Peter Johnson

When people say they are to going to get smashed, here is the wrecking crew.

Shipwrecks on the foggy Venetian Lagoon.

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Some of the wreckage of what is probably the HMT James Fennel sunk in 1920 in thick fog.

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Location: Half Moon Bay, Al Khobar KSA

This wreck really need no introduction as its become one of the most photographed scenes in Scotland. It has also been a popular posting on flickr in recent weeks and have of late seen some lovely shots by other photographers such as Andy Rouse's, Katybun of Beverley and Images from Mark Waidson

Feeling some what out of my depth (mind the pun) with my interpretation of the image, I have been hesitant in posting my version of this fast becoming staple of photographers everywhere.

So, having sat on this image for a good couple of weeks the upload itch has gotten the better of me and here she is :)

Old Wreck down Portsmouth, was hoping for a nice sunset but just didn't happen. But was still a nice evening.

I'm back after twenty days I spent in Scotland and England.

Here is a first picture of this trip that began with clouds and rain on the island of Skye

Beached wrecks in Salen on the Isle of Mull in Scotland