Finally having some time to work through the photos.
These shipwrecks were deliberately placed at the shore to stop severe currents to the island.
Sony A7RV
FE 20-70mm f4
Linking Randomosity
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Finally having some time to work through the photos.
These shipwrecks were deliberately placed at the shore to stop severe currents to the island.
Sony A7RV
FE 20-70mm f4
Linking Randomosity
...wrecks put to good use.
ReplyDeleteEverything serves a good purpose
DeleteAs attractive and useful as tons of rusty metal can be.
ReplyDeleteApparently good for snorkeling there
DeleteThese wrecks now have a new purpose. Great capture!
ReplyDeleteLove interesting view whenever I can find
DeleteBuena vista desde lo alto. Desde esa altura, se divisa muy bien.
ReplyDeleteHelicopter ride was expensive
DeleteNever seen anything like that before.
ReplyDeleteThere are numerous islands in tropical Australia. I wished I have visited them all
DeletePreciosa la fotografía y muy interesante el comentario sobre ella.
ReplyDeleteI was lucky that the weather was good
DeleteOh wow! Amazing shot!
ReplyDeleteFabulous shot. I've seen this before!
ReplyDeleteIt's a good idea-- I hope it works!
ReplyDeleteLooks stunning as man made reef.
ReplyDeleteuseful ships wrecked.....
ReplyDeleteGreat photo op, and I love the colour of the water.
ReplyDeleteQue interesante. Un beso.
ReplyDeleteParecía una casualidad que todos se hundieran de esa forma. Una gran idea para defender la costa de las corrientes.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
That's a fascinating way to manipulate the current!
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