HMQS Gayundah

Artist: Liza Yorkston
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HMQS Gayundah

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James Deypalan

Congrats on the feature Liza..great capture on this one
chugginrail

lovely pic
waitin' for rain

great abandoned look
Kirby Hamblin

Really cool pic!
Mabel Forsyth

looks like a monster face on the boat grinning! great pic
Jacky

Beautiful capture !
LegalAlien

greatly done
nice composition
Robert Verste...

beautiful
Melissa Griffin

Old sea relics are extremely intriguing to me. This is an awesome shot!
MagpieMagic

Brilliant shot!
Liza Yorkston

Thanks everyone, I love going to this wreck for a shoot it has such character in its ‘face’
stblaise

Lovely wreck and showing of passage of time and isolation. Water is the universal solvent….and perhaps, so is time.
Liza Yorkston replied 17 days ago

thanks (sorry about the late reply but I am just getting use to redbubble)
Jennifer Prome...

beautiful composition! :-)
Liza Yorkston replied 17 days ago

thanks (sorry about the late reply but I am just getting use to redbubble)
Myke Winters

Lovely B&W image Liza
Liza Yorkston replied 17 days ago

thanks (sorry about the late reply but I am just getting use to redbubble)
Sanchos

excellent
Liza Yorkston replied 17 days ago

thanks
Noel Elliot 17 days ago

Liza…you have titled this HMQS Gayundah…In 1he late 60”s I was in the naval reserve based at HMAS Moreton in Newfarm Brisbane and we trained on a vessel TS Gayundah, it was an old vessel then reputed to have been resurrected from the bottom of Darwin harbour….could this be the same vessel? PS…great B and W
Liza Yorkston replied 17 days ago

Wow, it now lies at Redcliffe, Brsbane, if you are in the area and are interested in visiting. The sign said HMQS gayundah, it may be the same boat because it was renamed to HMQS when the boat was brought to queensland, but the Gayundah part of the name stayed the same.