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Wreck

Posted by Markus (Reading, United Kingdom) on 17 August 2007 in Sport & Recreation.

In the Red Sea

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Comments (9)

MaryB from Staffordshire, United Kingdom

Even the wreck looks good in the beautiful surroundings!
The view in the background is soooo very beautiful. Great capture Markus :)

17 Aug 2007 6:50am

@MaryB: You are too kind Mary, thank you!

tyan from Singapore

oh dear!But it is a beautiful shot though!

17 Aug 2007 7:08am

@tyan: Hi Tyan, no worries, as far as I know everybody survived the incident.

Thank you for visiting!

Erik from Hurdegaryp, Netherlands

Beautiful symbol of how nature consumes human artefacts.

17 Aug 2007 8:38am

@Erik: Thanks, haven't seen it from that point of view yet. Now you have said it, it strikes me like lightning ;-)

Lorraine from Canada

Thank God for the Ocean, it always lightens any wreck we leave behind. Great capture Markus!

17 Aug 2007 10:38am

@Lorraine: Merci beaucoup Lorraine!

Rebecca from Leicester, United Kingdom

Stunning yet sobering scene...Amazing hues of blues, Markus! wow.

17 Aug 2007 6:26pm

@Rebecca: That's true, makes you aware of the perishability of things. I'm glad you like it!

tengtan from Melbourne, Australia

It makes a stark contrast to the natural surroundings - well captured.

17 Aug 2007 11:23pm

@tengtan: Many thanks!

Bron from Canberra, Australia

Wonderful colour Markus - the way the distant hills are so soft is a stark contrast with this dark wreck.

18 Aug 2007 2:40am

@Bron: Thank you Bron, much appreciated.

Viewfinder from Bradenton, United States

The wreck looks so incongrous with the beautiful surroundings.

18 Aug 2007 3:24am

@Viewfinder: Thanks for visiting, it marks a great dive site.

elaine from paris, France

grr!not so welcoming ! ;)

21 Aug 2007 2:25pm

@elaine: Sorry for the shock Elaine, but I hope you like it anyway. ;-)

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