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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.
Shipwrecks on the foggy Venetian Lagoon.
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River Leven, Dumbarton
Voigtlander 35mm f2.5 VM Color-Skopar P II lens adapted for a Fujifilm X-T1 camera.
F/8.0
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ISO 200
Another one of the abandoned fishing boats on the beach at Dungeness. This time, this one is gong nowhere.
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 :)
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Artwork Displayed at Coutts Art Museum - El Dorado, KS
"Wrecked Cabin: Acrylic Paint by Peter Johnson
Aurika, derelict pleasure craft left abandoned on the banks of the Pitt River.
She sat there alone and decaying for the best part of about two years.
Since this image was captured, a notice of removal was placed in the local papers.
Then as promised by the authorities, she vanished. Destination unknown.
* If you zoom in close enough you might notice a large fracture in her bow and continuing through to the bottom of the hull.
BC
Canada
**Best experience in full screen
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Another shot of the wrecked boats at Salen on the island of Mull but this time taken as it was getting dark. I'm quite enjoying experimenting with flash at this time of the evening as it can produce some interesting results
Ship Wrecked
It’s many years since I last shot this old shipwreck I’ve always looked for other compositions around the bay but it was nice yesterday to get reacquainted with an old friend. In the distance at the base of the cliffs you can see the start of the sea fret
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This wreck is rusting in Ingerness bay, Orkney since shortly after the Second World War.
Dieses Wrack verrostet in der Bucht von Ingerness seit knapp nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg.
Here is one of many small boats abandoned along the shore of the River Medway at Hoo, Kent. This is for my friend mickeydud who is helping me print some pictures for a project. He and I enjoyed a day out here with our local photography club and we were treated to some lovely skies. Thanks Mick.
A wreck of an old fishing boat on the river Taw Estuary, Crow Point, North Devon a Unesco Biosphere Reserve.
Standing above the famous ship wreck at Navagio Beach on Zakynthos. It is an interesting perspective and a nice hike. Since the beach was closed for people some years ago I think it is easier to get nice shots because there will be no people/ships in your shot.
She has become known as, "The Corpach Wreck," however, her real name is MV Dayspring. She was built in 1975 and in her prime an excellent fishing vessel bringing mackerel and herring. She was renamed Golden Harvest by new owners and made her last voyage under her own power in 2001. She was left moored for several years at Kinlochleven Pier. Due to a raiser chain failure during a heavy storm she ran aground near the Corpach Sea Lock on the 8th December 2011 and has lain there ever since.
This is one beautiful piece of engineering beauty and ship design, I'd love to see her take to the water under her own power once more.
Located at the Canyon Farm Yard Lodge. It is a very nice spot on the way to the Fish River canyon where you cross the railways. There is a few car wrecks and the owners are very friendly.
Found the old wreck after a longish walk, somebody had conveniently made a gap in the fence. Scrambled down to the waters edge over boulders, and rubbish, set up tripod and it started to rain!!
An old umbrella was their, but still had to wipe filters after a couple of shots. However,managed to get a few photo's.
Got quite wet and wellie leaked staggered back to the car. Thinking why do I do this!!!
Thank you to Trevor Cotton for info on location made it after a year!! Trevor Cotton
f 10 iso 64 24mm 138 sec
Lee 0.9s grad B&W ND 110
Shipwreck in the mud in the mouth of the Brivet.
Épave de voilier envasé dans l'embouchure du Brivet.
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Some beautiful old boats on a lovely grey day
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The driver had a medical condtion, side swip a pickup and rolled his SUV. Neigbors were already helping and the fire deparment was called. The driver is doing fine.
DC3 Plane Wreck,
Solheimasandur,
Iceland.
The plane wreck on Sólheimasandur glacial outwash plain in South Iceland has featured in countless traveler photos, a Bollywood movie, several TV commercials and music videos, perhaps most famously in a 2007 Sigur Rós documentary, and more recently in the video for Justin Bieber’s I’ll Show You. The scenery and otherworldly composition of black sand and weathered gray hulk of the plane draw thousands of visitors every year.
According to official US records the crash took place on November 24, but this is incorrect: The correct time and date is the afternoon of November 21, 1973, as reported by local media and eyewitness accounts. The cause of the crash are somewhat unclear as accounts differ as to whether it was due to human error, a mechanical failure, the plane running out of fuel, a storm - or a combination of all these factors. The most popular theory of what caused the crash is that the plane crashed after running out of fuel during a storm, after the pilot accidentally switched to the wrong fuel tank.
All five crew members survived the crash uninjured, but the plane was badly damaged.
Magheraclogher Strand, Bunbeg, Gweedore, County Donegal, Ireland
Cara Na Mara (Friend of the sea) or ‘Bád Eddie’ are the names given to this old wreck resting on Magheraclogher Beach along Donegal's 'Wild Atlantic Way'. The Cara Na Mara fishing vessel ran into trouble & was beached here in the early 1970s never to move another inch since. The boat has now deteriorated rapidly, sadly one half of the boat is gone completely.
I feel somewhat saddened at ‘Bad Eddie’ having to watch other boats sail past each day, admittedly I’m overthinking again & I do understand the boat doesn’t have actual feelings but everyone who has grew up visiting & respecting the Bad Eddie shipwreck over the past 50 years does. I’m not ashamed to admit that I feel emotional each time I visit nowadays knowing her days are now numbered. It’s only a matter of time before she is broken up & taken by the sea.
On the brighter note I still find this old wreck as stunning looking today as I did as a child. Even though she’s barely hanging together with a few rusty nails. There’s beauty in decay & ‘Bad Eddie’ sure knows how to rock this eternal beauty 💃 It may be just my own preference, but I will continue to visit & photograph this boat until the sea finally claims her back forever….
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Another shot from a recent trip to the east coast, this time of the wreck (or what remains of it) on Longniddry Beach.
Having now been to the location I will be better prepared the next time... I spent quite a bit of time waiting for the tide to go out far enough!