SS Ayrfield Wreck by Adam Gormley
The SS Ayrfield, one of many ships resting in Homebush Bay, west of Sydney. Built in 1911 in the UK, and registered at Sydney in 1912.
It was purchased by the Australian Commonwealth Government and used to transport supplies to American troops in the Pacific region during WWII. For about 20 years after, served commercially. Then in 1972 the registration of Ayrfield was cancelled, and sent to homebush bay for it’s final resting place.
Homebush Bay, Auburn, New South Wales, Australia.
Canon 5D Mk II, 35mm, 16:9 crop. Available large and best viewed large!
Comments
wow, gorgeous shot and great editing!
Thanks so much Anna!! :)
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Excellent capture!!
Thanks so much mate! :)
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Great capture and beautiful treatment!!
Thanks so much ECH!! :)
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Great shot and thanks for the history lesson. I love the way this is so smooth.
Thanks so much Chriso!! :)
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Excellent work!!!
Thanks so much Victoria!! :)
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This is a beautiful image,
excellent work, Ann
Thanks so much Ann!! :)
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wow this is fantastic, love it
Thanks so much Bill mate! :)
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Beautiful capture, so sad how these once useful ships end up, but you have made her look very proud, a gorgeous capture Adam.
Thanks so much Josie!! :)
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Great work…love this:)
Thanks so much Vanessa!! :)
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Great capture, great planter
Thanks so much Barry mate! :)
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