wrecked

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This is the wreck of the Gairloch, or Garloch depending on which source of reference you use.
It was run ashore somewhat carelessly on 5th January 1903 after narrowly missing a collision with it's sister ship. You can't choose your family...

[Brigette]

Should we be worried

[Helen Sanderson]

the last skeletal remains - great image

[Paul]

Excellent. I love a good shipwreck capture.

[Graeme Stevens]

@paul10 It's a shame I posted this one then...
@hrs Thanks very much :)
@brigette You should always worry, especially when I threaten to post colour.

[Brigette]

@graemestevens thats exactly what i'm worried about !! hahahah

[linda]

fav from me love the white space

[Graeme Stevens]

@pinkpaintpot Thank you very much :)

[Paul]

@graemestevens aha 😆

[Harbie]

Great sho! I like it in B&W!

[Mona]

Like it in black and white and looking forwart to the rusty colours, and blues?

[Jennifer]

it's like a big dinosaur nose and mouth with big teeth! Is that just me? I'll go away now....

[Bill Fenske]

Sweet

[Hiro]

Love it! Post-apocalyptic feel to it.

[Graeme Stevens]

@hiro Thank you very much - it was hellishly windy as well
@bill_fe Thank you sir :)
@jesperani I guess it is a bit...now I can't see anything but... ;)
@mona65 A small amount of blue...and from a different angle...same wreck though...
@harbie Thanks very much :)

[Rachel Withey]

Like the high contrast

[Graeme Stevens]

@rachelwithey It was the only way to salvage an otherwise poor shot ;)

[Walks @ 7]

Could be a shot from Mars. Very spooky!

[Caroline]

Fantastic old shipwreck remains... a bit of a treasure, being so old and all, I'd say. Awesome processing... and text as I giggled more than once - of course.

[Graeme Stevens]

@kerosene I like to make the ladies giggle ;)
@joysabin Thank you very much :)

[Julie Duncan]

Love it! Very toothsome! ;)

[Graeme Stevens]

@juliedduncan Thank you kindly :)

[Ukandie!]

Great high contrast, it makes me happy!

[Graeme Stevens]

@ukandie1 Pleased to be of assistance ;)

[Sally Ings]

Cool processing. I find it interesting that after 100 years of being battered by the elements some of the wreck still exists.

[Graeme Stevens]

@salza It's hanging in there despite the winds we get and the abrasion of salt and sand

[Taffy]

Fascinating skeletal type remains.

[David]

You sure they are not the claws of some under-sea monster coming up for a breather?

[Graeme Stevens]

@taffy It's a shame the shot doesn't really do them justice!
@yrhenwr I hope not, I'm already a bit jumpy about the sea without that sort of carry on

[Call me Joe]

Incredible shot!

[Graeme Stevens]

@joemuli Thank you very much :)

[Shy Abel]

Perfect in B&W such a interesting thing to photograph

[Graeme Stevens]

@shylaine3304 Thank you very much :)

[Rachel]

Very dramatic pov, with the wreck sticking up into the sky.

[Graeme Stevens]

@888rachel Thanks very much :)