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I climbed inside the boiler of an old shipwreck on a very low tide.
The Florence was lost off Arbroath, Scotland in 1938. Mostly salvaged, only the boiler remains, and its fascinating for a bit of exploring.
Full video on my YouTube youtu.be/PJY-BKsb2So
File name: 09_04_001436
Title: Wreck - Gerrish Island
Creator/Contributor: Woodbury, Charles H. (Charles Herbert), 1864-1940 (artist)
Date created: 1916
Physical description: 1 print : etching ; image 6 x 7 3/16 in.
Genre: Etchings
Notes: Title and other information from catalog raisonne.; Artist Raisonne: Charles Woodbury / Warren Seamans. Raisonne.org, no. R.ORG CHW-453; Unsigned; Initialed in plate: CHW.; 1st state.
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: Rights status not evaluated.
The colours ran, and the front cover came off after the shower...I think thats wrecked enough for one day!
The beach chairs and calming palm trees play in the foreground of what must have been a terrifying wreck on the coral wall. This was taken at 9:00pm on April 1 2006. This shot is available at 2600x3200 px.
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.
Melba and I were on the 10 driving to Phoenix today, and on the way there was a slowdown from a pickup truck that had tipped over in the median.
Someone who had stopped for that accident left their truck almost in the traffic lane, and a car passing by the parked truck swerved into the path of another car, a 50-ish guy in a new Jag XJ.
XJ driver ended up spinning the XJ trying to avoid the first car and rammed it into a guardrail ass first. All we saw was a lot of tire smoke and bouncing plastic chunks.
There were about 8 cars between us and the accident, but none of those 8 stopped, so I pulled over and helped out for about 10 minutes.
Wreck of the Sarsia, Liverpool, England
I've uploaded this as an archive image that I finally got round to scanning. The only reason that I saved this image was that the lights of Fiddler's Ferry power station (the double exp) just seem to work within this image, giving it a certain magical quality.
This image is from amongst that last 10 rolls of Pentax 35mm that I shot before moving into the Nikon digital imaging system.
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.
Caderno com desenhos de naufrágios feito sobre um catálogo com título homônimo.
Caneta permanente sobre impresso, 21 x 29 cm, 2017
One of our drivers lost it in very bad Fog and took a dive off a steep cliff about 300 ft down he died being thrown out and crushed.
I was loaded right after him and never seen anything it was so foggy...
Bad judgement on his part on a very narrow part of the road in foggy conditions
R.I.P. Gary
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.