Flor de la Mar

In 1511 the Portuguese cargo ship Flor de la Mar (Flower of the Sea) sank in a storm. Treasures of the Malacca royal family are said to have been on board. The wreck remains undiscovered to this day. A replica of the ship is anchored at the end of the Malacca River.

Malacca, Malaysia

[Rob Z]

I love the way you have caught and displayed this!! :)

[Margo]

Great capture Fav

[Lil H]

Lovely! Did you use a fisheye?

[Esther Rosenberg]

Nice angle shot.

[Gosia]

Interesting composition

[Patricia McPhail]

Great POV!

[Pigeons Farm]

Interesting composition on this one.

[Joanne Diochon]

Interesting POV. I wonder what those treasures were.

[Jean]

Love your composition!

[Walks @ 7]

Wonderful PoV.

[gloria jones]

Neat image

[Shutterbug]

Interesting pov.

[PhotoCrazy]

Wonderful image!!

[Jerome]

@lilh I didn't use fisheye (I don't own one).
I put together 28 single photos with photoshop. The result is this fisheye effect.

[Jerome]

@robz @777margo @dutchothotmailcom @gosia @selkie @kgolab @gardencat @jernst1779 @joysabin @seattlite @shutterbug49 @photographycrazy
Thank you for your nice comments!

[Rob Z]

@jerome I just read your comment to Lil - that's a fascinating way to produce this image. I must admit I also thought it was a fisheye lens. It's a remarkable end result. :)

[Louise]

Great result

[Jerome]

@robz Thank you for your kind visit!
Yes, you can get interesting results with this approach.

[Jerome]

@lmsa Thank you for your nice comment!

[Helen Jane]

such a clever idea to frame this through creating a 'port hole'. You had a lot of patience to put this together.