Her Underwater Grave. by blinkings
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I shot this old gal with FILM many years ago on the bottom of the Pacific off the coast of Hawaii. I was on a submarine at the time and took the photos through a viewing port.

Comments (18)
Brilliant work, low lighting and still sharp. Great stuff.
Is that a B1 Bomber?
I'm not sure sorry.
Interesting! Once I had a diving trip in the Baltic Sea. There the water is during the summer very "foggy". I did not even find the only 12 meters deep ground! LOL!
Clever!
Pas évident de faire des photos sous marines mais la couleure de l'eau est surprenante
Super shots and a great 'depth' of field and 'plane' to see what it is Andrew.
Do you know what you are talking about Jeff, or are you just 'WINGING IT'......
Looks like a pretty tough restoration project!
Superb captures and collage my friend. God Bless.
Really cool shots. :)
OK.. Its a Turboprop aircraft, not piston engined.. The big exhaust in the middle photo on the left is a giveaway to a turboprop aircraft.. Its more likely a DC6.. Maybe, some kind of Andover, but its not looking like it.. But it is not a Dakota, for sure.. GREAT SHOTS! Rob PS: Your 'clouds in Render' post is going up today mate :-)
Very cool collage
Great collage! Sad but interesting!Looks like it had two turrets for machine guns. One at the top and another on the nose.
Through a view port no doubt, well done!
excellent pictures. Thanks for posting.
I am glad it was you in the sub and with the historic evidence produced here - I would probably feel too claustrophobic to go there myself, never-the-less amazing captures Andrew, BB
Film camera photo through a porthole and then scanned. Outstanding collage Andrew!