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Saltwick Bay, near Whitby is the final resting place for the Admiral Von Tromp that went aground in 1976 after hitting the prominent rocks of Black Nab. Two sailors lost their lives under it is said odd circumstances; both crew were very experienced yet they were way off course and no alcohol was consumed it was discovered on post mortem.
f/13, 56 mm, 6 sec exposure at ISO 200.
one of my favourite images from 2014, i went here about 6 months ago to suss the place out, and i returned sunday evening, iv been wanting a half decent shot from here for about 3 years, it was a great evening with lee summerson, and simon owens, it was a nise warm evening so it was of with my boots and socks, and in the sea i went lol
Escale Saint-Germain du Batobus
Canards, mouette perchée et cormoran
Pont du Carrousel
Façade du Palais du Louvre avec bâche de travaux trompe-l'oeil (sur la droite - agrandir en cliquant)
25th April 2016 - HNLMS Tromp (F803) is the second De Zeven Provinciën-class frigate of the Royal Netherlands Navy. Here she sits berthed at the Cruise liner terminal in Liverpool during the Joint Warrior Military exercise.
The remains of fishing boat Admiral von Tromp foundered on the rocks at Black Nab in Saltwick Bay near Whitby.
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A Camogli, ma un po’ in tutta la Liguria, ci sono finestre finte sulle facciate degli edifici, se ci si sofferma, si scopre che si tratta di un’opera d’arte eseguita con il trompe d’oeil.
Pare che un tempo ci fossero tasse specifiche per aprire le finestre in facciata, quindi realizzarle dipinte significava non pagare, un aspetto tenuto sempre in grande considerazione in Liguria.
Così sono tanti gli edifici che vengono decorati con finti davanzali, animali, fiori o semplici finestre chiuse. In questa foto ne mostro un esempio.
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After a tromp through the forest with a local friend, he said let me show you an easier way to get to Sergeant Beach. In place of climbing down to a different part of the beach, we drove through Sergeant Bay Provincial Park. When we arrived it was low tide with the rocky front now visible. It was most interesting because of the rusty red color that was showing adding to the color of the photo. The tide drops by quite a number of feet each day delivering a very different perspective. As well, those are the trail islands that we are looking along the horizon
The Admiral Van Tromp was a trawler out of Scarborough which ran aground at Saltwick Bay in September 1976. A classic look of the wreck.
Les trompe-l'œil de Bernard Gout à Sainte-Marie-de-la-Mer Village.
En parallèle à son travail de peinture de chevalet, il réalise des peintures murales et des trompe-l’œil, sur commande en intérieur comme à l’extérieur.
Né à Perpignan en 1952.
Passionné depuis l’enfance par l’expression graphique, il trouve son équilibre dans la peinture.
Autodidacte, il suit un cheminement fait de hasard, de mystère, de surprises et d’émotions… construisant imperturbablement la cohérence d’un monde parallèle à sa mesure.
Ses modèles, des objets venus d’horizons les plus divers qui se côtoient et s’imbriquent dans son atelier et sont à l’origine d’expérimentations en séries.
Son attirance pour “tout” disperse sa recherche mais ce cheminement concrétise bien les questionnements de l’artiste.
Son expression murale, quant à elle répond à la commande de particuliers, d’entreprises ou de services publics et rajoute à la diversité de sa production.
Au lever du jour un rayon de soleil entre dans le salon et illumine la partie embouchure d'une trompe tibétaine posée à la verticale. Je saute sur l'appareil photo pour saisir cet instant coloré et ces ombres fugitives !
Sunrise at the wreckage of the Admiral von Tromp at Black Nab,Saltwick Bay near Whitby.
www.scarboroughsmaritimeheritage.org.uk/article.php?artic...
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Huis De Trompenburgh is a 17th-century manor house in 's-Graveland, Netherlands.
Designed by Daniel Stalpaert and built for Admiral Maarten Tromp, one of the naval heroes of the Dutch Republic.
The house is almost entirely surrounded by water and was built to resemble a ship, even with decks and railings.
(Wikipedia)
Trompe-l'œil, freque 135m2, proche du Pont du Commando Henri FAURE. Hommage aux résistants et aux armées alliées.
Livron-sur-Drôme. Région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes.
Cie Vincent Ducaroy.
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Sunrise on a beautiful Oahu morning in January. One of those rare days where as the fog clears, you can see all the way to the other islands. The trails here are somewhat insane. One wrong step could spell certain disaster in many parts, when you're not dangling from ropes that you pray are affixed well, or sliding around on mud. The fog cleared in parts, and this is slightly composited as the fog came in at different times, but all from the same location.
The Admiral Von Tromp and it's nemesis Submarine Rock. Sank in mysterious circumstances in 1976 with the loss of two trawler men.
Around the church of Imperia (Liguria / Italy) there are many so-called "Tromp d'Oeuil", literally translated: "eye confusers". Windows or architectural details are merely painted on a façade. This is the case here with the stone slabs that decorate the wall. They don't even exist! They are just painted. The wall is completely flat. The same goes for the bicycle, which is not painted on, but AI-generated. I cut it out and put it here. Just as the painters of the Tromp d'Oeuils present the passer-by with a world that doesn't exist, I want to publish a photograph of a street corner that doesn't exist, in two respects.
Lunette TS 80x480 + correcteur 0.79x.
ASI294mc, -10°, gain 120.
Filtre IDAS LPS D1 : 51x300s.
Monture HEQ5 pro + kit Rowan.
Asiair.
Guidage ASI120mm mini + chercheur.
Ciel Bortle 4, Périgord.
Les trompe-l'œil de Bernard Gout à Sainte-Marie-de-la-Mer Village.
En parallèle à son travail de peinture de chevalet, il réalise des peintures murales et des trompe-l’œil, sur commande en intérieur comme à l’extérieur.
Né à Perpignan en 1952.
Passionné depuis l’enfance par l’expression graphique, il trouve son équilibre dans la peinture.
Autodidacte, il suit un cheminement fait de hasard, de mystère, de surprises et d’émotions… construisant imperturbablement la cohérence d’un monde parallèle à sa mesure.
Ses modèles, des objets venus d’horizons les plus divers qui se côtoient et s’imbriquent dans son atelier et sont à l’origine d’expérimentations en séries.
Son attirance pour “tout” disperse sa recherche mais ce cheminement concrétise bien les questionnements de l’artiste.
Son expression murale, quant à elle répond à la commande de particuliers, d’entreprises ou de services publics et rajoute à la diversité de sa production.
Nikon Z9 - Nikkor 600 mm f/4 TC VR S
600 mm - Iso 110 - 1/800 - f/4.0
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Un instant de bonheur partagé entre ces deux petits éléphants, avec leur maman toujours présente pour les protéger et les guider.
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A moment of shared happiness between these two little elephants, with their mom always present to protect and guide them.
credit : Nikon Z9 team
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The wrecked trawler was named the 'Admiral Von Tromp' which sunk In October 1976, sadly with two lives lost.
It is a strange tale which will never be fully solved as the only one that really knew was one of the two that died. However, it appears the boat was deliberately driven on to the dangerous rocks of the coastline. More here: www.scarboroughsmaritimeheritage.org.uk/article.php?artic...
It does create an interesting foreground to Black Nab and is well photographed. We didn't have long here having not realised how quick the tide came in, nearly cutting us off! Another place I'd love to return to.