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The colours ran, and the front cover came off after the shower...I think thats wrecked enough for one day!
Tech Diving @ Nestos Wreck located @ Patras, Greece
with John Kotsifas,Tech Diving Team, Nektarios Katrivesis
Ethel Beach, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia. The wreck of the Ethel mostly covered by sand and slowly rusting away. The Ethel came to grief on 2nd Jan 1904.
Oh yeah, still on single exposures! Since I've taken loads of coloured HDR images of this ship wreck, hereby a single mono exposure. Am I getting somewhere here or should I limit myself to doing HDR??? ;-)
Testing our backs before NZ by walking the rocky Pt Gey foreshore trail from Spanish Banks to Wreck Beach.
The wreck of the tugboat D.J. Sheridan, which ran aground here in a heavy fog in November 1948. At Lobster Point on Monhegan Island.
Photos from the Thistlegorm wreck in the Red Sea, Egypt. Photos taken on 16.02.15 & 17.02.15. Natural light and Ikelite Gamma Torch used.
Scan from a rare old book I have called Wrecks and Reminiscences of St Andrews Bay by George Bruce. I think the pub. date is around 1885. The top of a mast is visible off the seaward end of the rocks. Right now I can't remember what wreck that was and I'd have to dig the book out to check.
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