Whyalla
A ‘bathroom’ perspective from the HMAS Whyalla. Retired WWII Australian Navy Warship, March 2008
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RichardV
Superb mono mate.
augz
Cool pic!
midzing
fantastic lighting, well done
robsta5
very well captured, great work well done..
eramophla
I have been on this boat (as a museum). Fabulous capture. Well done.
ragman
a fabulous interplay of light and shade ~ an incredible vision and an awesome monochrome
Shannon Clough
Another great image!
Steve Chapple
Your B&W’s are inspiring, natural light here works really well. Thanks for dropping by and commenting!
SD Smart
Great foresight and very well executed.
Erik Hoffman
really cool
RichardV
Congrats on this making the homepage mate.
Hena Tayeb
congrats on making the homepage. great shot
Maxhamish
Love this…............great light….....congrats on the home page…......cheers
4getsundaydrvs
love the lighting
nikirios
pretty!
Ken Mucke
Really love the lighting and BW tones…excellent find and capture
Juilee Pryor
this is beautiful….. lovely work
ltruskett
Oh how I would love to be photographed standing there…..........what stunning light and shadow…... well done.
Rosalie Dale IPA
Great composition – love the dark/light juxtapositioning – Congrats on Home Page!
Ken Boxsell
Awesome shot mate. I wonder just how many waves passed by that porthole. The things it would have seen….................
KellieBee
wonderful shot
GerryMac
fantastic composition!
Von McKnelly
I’ve sailed and I know how small this is.
Brilliant…just lovely in B&W!!
SueAnne
Awesome bw…. so dark, I love it
RenaeMackay
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 :)
RenaeMackay
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.
Barbara Corvino
Interesting atmosphere, effective light.
Ciao. Barbara
Adam Cohen
great shot! love the play of light off the sink
Belinda Leopold
Lovely shot!!!!!!!!!!!
lucin
Your work is masterful. Website a treat.
reflexio replied
Thanks again Lucin.
dps7777
Black&White “rocks”, well done.
beckykiil
Gorgeous. The light around that window area is divine!
(I’d love to see a square crop just of that top right corner)