Posts Tagged ‘shipwreck’
sound of silence_VI by vtango
Posted: February 1, 2015 in Fine ArtTags: 500px, black and white, fine art, IFTTT, seascape, shipwreck, tangoulis
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Castaway by Andrewdeerphoto
Posted: February 1, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, Ashore, beach, boat, Camber, Castaway, coast, dungeness, Grounded, IFTTT, Kent, Lydd, ruin, ship, shipwreck
Dungeness, Kent
Castaway by Andrewdeerphoto
Posted: February 1, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, Ashore, beach, boat, Camber, Castaway, coast, dungeness, Grounded, IFTTT, Kent, Lydd, ruin, ship, shipwreck
Dungeness, Kent
Found in Peace II by Lyokin
Posted: January 31, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, Azerbaijan, Baku, boat, calm, Caspian Sea shore, IFTTT, Long exposure, mirror, peace, reflection, sea, ship, shipwreck, sunrise
Shipwreck. Gyurgyan village. Caspian Sea shore
Azerbaijan 2014
Azerbaijan 2014
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Vessel of Hope & Despair by coseco
Posted: January 29, 2015 in Black and WhiteTags: 500px, asia, black and white, boat, bw, corfu, fine art, greece, IFTTT, Long exposure, migrants, migration, monochrome, refugees, rocks, sea, shipwreck, St. Gordis beach
A boat stacked with refugees from Asia docked on the western shores of Corfu. Lucky that their boat did not had the luck of many others and join their fellow men in the liquid graveyard.
That Boat by caseymac
Posted: January 27, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, a7r, abandoned, bay, black and white, blackandwhite, boat, california, Casey Mac, clean, IFTTT, landscape, Long exposure, minimal, Nik Silver Efex, ocean, pacific ocean, photography, Point Reyes, s-curve, san francisco, shipwreck, smooth, sony, Tomales Bay, water
Got a chance to get up to Point Reyes again today. It had been too long. Continuing with the ongoing long exposure project, the Tomales Bay shipwreck made a nice subject. That Formatt Hitech Filters Firecrest 13-stop is really becoming lots of fun!
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Not My Sail’s Dawn by Lyokin
Posted: January 24, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, Azerbaijan, Baku, boat, calm, Caspian Sea shore, IFTTT, Long exposure, mirror, peace, reflection, sea, ship, shipwreck, sunrise
Shipwreck. Gyurgyan village. Caspian Sea shore
Azerbaijan 2014
Azerbaijan 2014
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“This” way by ConstantinosPanayides
Posted: January 22, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, constantinos panayides, constantinos panayides photography, Dimitrios, galaxy, greece, IFTTT, milky way, night photography, shipwreck
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Shine Again by weixiao11111
Posted: January 22, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, canada, colorfu, colors, Hai Hua, Hamilton, ice, IFTTT, Jordan Harbour, Lake Ontario, Le Progress, ontario, ship, shipwreck, snow, sunset, winter
The ship, Le Progress, shined again in the glow of the setting sun.
A bit of its history — “It has been in Jordan Harbour, at the Beacon Hotel marina, since 1997. The story has it that the ship was built in Lauzon, Quebec, 1914 and was originally used as a St. Lawrence River ferry. It was called Le Progress. In 1991 a wooden facade was built over the steel hull and the masts and crows nests were added to make her look like Jacques Cartier’s 1535 ship Le Grande Hermine. It was re-named Le Grande Hermine and used as a restaurant in Montreal. After a few moves and some unpaid dockage fees, it was towed to present location where it has been ever since. A fire in 2003 burned off all the wood finishing.”
Shine Again by weixiao11111
Posted: January 22, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, canada, colorfu, colors, Hai Hua, Hamilton, ice, IFTTT, Jordan Harbour, Lake Ontario, Le Progress, ontario, ship, shipwreck, snow, sunset, winter
The ship, Le Progress, shined again in the glow of the setting sun.
A bit of its history — “It has been in Jordan Harbour, at the Beacon Hotel marina, since 1997. The story has it that the ship was built in Lauzon, Quebec, 1914 and was originally used as a St. Lawrence River ferry. It was called Le Progress. In 1991 a wooden facade was built over the steel hull and the masts and crows nests were added to make her look like Jacques Cartier’s 1535 ship Le Grande Hermine. It was re-named Le Grande Hermine and used as a restaurant in Montreal. After a few moves and some unpaid dockage fees, it was towed to present location where it has been ever since. A fire in 2003 burned off all the wood finishing.”
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