Trinculo
The iron skeleton is all that remains on the Trinculo – an iron sailing barque which was driven ashore by gale in 1879. Immediately next to Trinculo, the sand is covering the remains of another vessel – the PS Paynesville.
Along the Ninety Mile Beach at the costline of East Gippsland, Victoria, Golden Beach near Seaspray.
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Joel Murdoch
A fantastic and unique composition, well done.
Tatiana R replied
Thank you Joel, I missed sunrise unfortunately, how good it could have been!!
dinghysailor1
brilliant capture! and poignant
Tatiana R replied
Thank you kindly Ding! I wish I had some of your gold for this shot!
AARDVARK
Looks wild Andromedae. Great foreground, background and sky.
Tatiana R replied
It was pretty cool place there Martin, called Ninety Mile beach. It’s pretty long, some ninety miles or so… LOL
jchanders
Wow. Superb!
Tatiana R replied
thank you so much for your favouring Joerg!
mikebov
great capture
Tatiana R replied
Thank you very much!
TWindDancer
Way cool
Tatiana R replied
Glad you liked it, that you for commenting!
Michael Walters
Fantastic shot, great composition!
Tatiana R replied
Thanks Michael, the colours not great unfortunately
Mel Brackstone
Wow, what a dramatic old wreck!!! Love the reflections!
Tatiana R replied
Hi Mel, I really liked your photos os SS Dicky, and when I saw a photo of this wreck in a tourist brochure, I was determined to find it, and preferably by sunrise. But missed the timing because it wasn’t easy. Looking forward to meet with you when you are in Sydney in a week time
AARDVARK
I’ve seen Ninety Mile Beach marked on maps. Ben Elton wrote that the Victorian Australians were factual rather than imaginative when it came to naming places. Hence The Great Sandy Desert and The Great Snowy Mountains!
Tatiana R replied
Ha ha, you are right, and it is Great Dividing Range too!
linda858100
STUNNING
Tatiana R replied
Thank you muchly Linda!
Antanas
Great capture, lovely
Adrian Kent
Very nice capture!
Ellen
A beautiful image! Thanks for your comment!
frogster
Wonderful image,
Mike Stone
great composition and light!
Walter Quirtmair
Love this, looks so eerie…