Whyalla
A ‘bathroom’ perspective from the HMAS Whyalla. Retired WWII Australian Navy Warship, March 2008
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Adelaide/ South AustraliaAvailable for sale as Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints and Framed Prints
RichardV, 7 months ago
Superb mono mate.
augz, 7 months ago
Cool pic!
midzing, 7 months ago
fantastic lighting, well done
robsta5, 7 months ago
very well captured, great work well done..
eramophla, 7 months ago
I have been on this boat (as a museum). Fabulous capture. Well done.
ragman, 7 months ago
a fabulous interplay of light and shade ~ an incredible vision and an awesome monochrome
Shannon Clough, 6 months ago
Another great image!
Steve Chapple, 6 months ago
Your B&W’s are inspiring, natural light here works really well. Thanks for dropping by and commenting!
Shane Smart, 6 months ago
Great foresight and very well executed.
Erik Hoffman, 6 months ago
really cool
RichardV, 6 months ago
Congrats on this making the homepage mate.
Hena Tayeb, 6 months ago
congrats on making the homepage. great shot
reflexio in reply to Hena Tayeb’s comment, 6 months ago
Thanks Hena, much appreciated.
Maxhamish, 6 months ago
Love this…............great light….....congrats on the home page…......cheers
4getsundaydrvs, 6 months ago
love the lighting
nikirios, 6 months ago
pretty!
Ken Mucke, 6 months ago
Really love the lighting and BW tones…excellent find and capture
Juilee Pryor, 6 months ago
this is beautiful….. lovely work
ltruskett, 6 months ago
Oh how I would love to be photographed standing there…..........what stunning light and shadow…... well done.
Rosalie Dale IPA, 6 months ago
Great composition – love the dark/light juxtapositioning – Congrats on Home Page!
Ken Boxsell, 5 months ago
Awesome shot mate. I wonder just how many waves passed by that porthole. The things it would have seen….................
KellieBee, 5 months ago
wonderful shot
GerryMac, 5 months ago
fantastic composition!
Von McKnelly, 3 months ago
I’ve sailed and I know how small this is.
Brilliant…just lovely in B&W!!
SueAnne, 3 months ago
Awesome bw…. so dark, I love it
RenaeMackay, 12 days ago
My Grandfather served in the war on this ship. An amazing image thankyou – turning something previously distressing to many old timers into a beautifully enchanting image :)
reflexio in reply to RenaeMackay’s comment, 12 days ago
Thanks Renae, it was a very interesting visit, I am no sure if you have been to see Whyalla, the living conditions were apallingly poor. The fact these guys servered so well and survived in such terrible conditions is testamount to their character.
RenaeMackay, 12 days ago
And their drinking habits! I have been there not so long ago and have taken my Grandfather back also. He wanted to go but it was extremely distressing for him. He was a stoker – under decks in the heat and the memories were overwhelming for him. The conditions these guys lived in have a lot to answer for – both for the men that served on the ships and for their families that sufferred there after. Still, your image is beautiful. It just shows that beauty can be found in the most adverse of places.