A 17th Century vessel called 'Batavia' by iaacf
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On 29 October 1628, the newly built Batavia, commissioned by the Dutch East India Company, sailed for the Dutch East Indies. It was headed to its destination for spices under Commandeur and "opperkoopman" Fran
Comments (10)
WQOOOW ! What a fantastic ship and the water is flat as a floor. Amazing capture. And a scary story. Bravo !!
It's so beautiful and very interesting history !!! :)
Nicely captured image - not sure about the colours though !
The low light angle has given a nice colour to this replica ship. I saw the recovered remains in Freemantle and was shocked to see the bones and read the horrific story. Background to the replica and a new ship being built can be found at http://www.bataviawerf.nl/en/
Excellent work!!!!
I love these ships. All are so rich in history and seem to be alive. Great shot!
Very beautiful colours and thanks for the history:)
very cool!
A gruesome story. Well told!
Love it !