During the Spanish – US war in 1898 the Spanish scuttled the San Quentin in the hope of blocking the passage between Grande Island and Chiquita Islands to the Americans who were relentless in there approach. The San Quentin lies in only 12 metres of water and is often frequented by great visibility being exceptionally close to the entrance to Subic Bay.
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Luzon Island, Philippines, Pacific Ocean
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holy cow this is amazing great shot
Thank you very much.
– Norbert Probst
Great story to go with a great pic Norbert. Great colour contrast.
Thanks Garth. It’s my pleasure.
– Norbert Probst
great shot, interesting info
Thank you.
– Norbert Probst
stunning as always! cheers Paul
I’m glad, that you like my work.
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Beautiful!
Thanks, Sharon.
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Brilliant, Norbert! Love the composition, the strong elements to the shot, the story, the mask that lets us see the eyes! AMR
Thank you for the compliment.
– Norbert Probst
beautiful shot..well documented
Thanks George.
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Thank you so much!
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Well-done indeed – awesome photo! Happy Christmas/
Thank you and a merry Christmas for you too!
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wonderful
Thanks Elizaabeth.
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