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Wrecked (Oregon, 2026)

Another shot of what's left of the Peter Iredale. Her life ended here in 1906--120 years ago. They call this the Graveyard of

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Wrecked (Oregon, 2026)

Another shot of what's left of the Peter Iredale. Her life ended here in 1906--120 years ago. They call this the Graveyard of the Pacific for a reason.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graveyard_of_the_Pacific


The remains of a ship's hull and bow sit embedded in a beach and are reflected in the tide that has washed up on the sand past the wreck.

#photography #landscapephotography #photographie #fotografie #fotografia #blackandwhite #monochrome #monochromemonday #beach #pnw #sea #ship #shipping #wreck

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A small cross-section of yachts moored in one of the harbours in Mallorca. The clustered busyness of the scene exaggerated by the foreshortening effec

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A small cross-section of yachts moored in one of the harbours in Mallorca. The clustered busyness of the scene exaggerated by the foreshortening effect of a 600mm equivalent zoom.

https://leonard.earth/2026/08/24/masts-ahoy/

#photography #spain #sea #port #harbour #yachts #mallorca #shipping

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Liquid Cargo Ship "Bellator", going down the Mittelland Canal


Camera: Praktica Super TL 1000
Film: Unknown expired ISO400 Film

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Liquid Cargo Ship "Bellator", going down the Mittelland Canal


Camera: Praktica Super TL 1000
Film: Unknown expired ISO400 Film

A ship going down a canal, photographed from above.
The ship's name is visible as "Bellator". The Ship is very long and slim. It is causing slight bow waves.
The scenery around the canal is green. The weather is overcast.
The colors and contrasts of the photo are off, with everything shifting slightly into blue.

#photography #analogphotography #ship #shipping #hannover

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One here for the 'ship-spotters' – this is the heavy-lift vessel MV UHL Future, pictured berthed at Corporation Quay on the River Wear in the Port of

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One here for the 'ship-spotters' – this is the heavy-lift vessel MV UHL Future, pictured berthed at Corporation Quay on the River Wear in the Port of Sunderland.
The vessel, which recently arrived from Emden in Germany, was built in 2019 and sails under the flag of Portugal.
For those who like to know such things, this big boat has an overall length of 150 metres, a width of 26 metres and a deadweight capacity is 17,165 tonnes.
It was quite mesmerising looking across the river and seeing the dockside crane transferring the ships cargo, although I'm not sure what the vessel was carrying.

The heavy lift vessel UHL Future, which has been berthed in the Port of Sunderland at Corporation Quay.

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