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The Wreck of the HMQS Gayundah at Woody Point, Redcliffe. www.grainandcrop.com-landscapes#h24e18075
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People's Choice in Abandoned Photo Challenge
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Contest Finalist in Large Machines Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in Boats And Ships Photo Contest
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Runner Up in Trains Boats And Planes Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in Trains Boats And Planes Photo Contest
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Contest Finalist in Shattered Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in Cloud Painting Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in Fstoppers Volume 2 Photo Contest
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CorinaO
June 16, 2015
Jaw-dropping photograph, absolutely stunning colours and composition. Well done!
RDVPhotography
June 17, 2015
Very cool to see the same subject taken two different ways make the finalist list in Shattered by two different photographers!
Jen_CroDer
June 09, 2016
Hello Travis. Loving the storytelling aspect of your photo most. It feels surreal and very real at the same time. Love the detail of the rust in stark contrast to the softened natural elements.
Infocuz
August 02, 2016
I think this one was worth braving the cold because this one is just spectacular. I think my favorite part is that the water has a purple hue. That ship really stands out against the pastels of the water and the sky. Stunning.
Esme33
November 14, 2016
I love this photo, not only for the amazing image, and great skill; this image talks! ..tells a story. Excellent work!
keithfey
January 28, 2017
I love the sudden feeling that you are being watched, as if the wreck is about to reveal all! and if you look deeply into the lower porthole there she is, the ghostly figure of a maiden? or is it? Well done Regards keith
douglasgray
January 30, 2017
Congratulations This is a great photo. It is a shame that the top has been knocked down by vandals now. Well done.
catherinethompson
February 21, 2017
Great shot before it all collapsed. My shots are somewhat different. LOL
Ashleygirl3
May 11, 2017
Congratulations on winning the People's Choice in my Abandoned photo challenge! This is an absolutely stunning image. I would love this on my wall! Thanks for entering.
MarilynDavies
May 02, 2020
Wow! It's amazing how much this wreck has deteriorated since you took this photo... a great memory!
paultownley
February 03, 2022
A fantastic capture,very moody dreamy excellent composition,fabulous colours that melt as one
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Location
I took this photo at Woody Point, RedcliffeTime
Around 6am in the morning. It was winter so sunrise it a bit later, just have to brave the cold which isn't that bad in Queensland. :)Lighting
Sunrise is my favourite time of day. You get that beautiful soft light, there aren't too many people to compete with, the beaches are washed clean and the wind usually isn't as strong. I like getting both the blue hour and the golden hourEquipment
i had my trusty Canon 6D with the 24-105mm f4 Lens mounted on a Manfrotto Tripod. I also had an HOYA ND400 Filter but I can't remember if it got light enough to start using it when I took this oneInspiration
I had been looking for a good spot for landscapes around Brisbane on Flickr, 500px, etc partially shipwrecks, they can be few and fa between. I stumbled across the HMQS Gayundah at Woody Point, Redcliffe. Practically on my door step. I had been to Woody Point many times before and couldn't believe I had never heard of it. It didn't take long for me to arrange a trip.Editing
Of course. Just Lightroom which I use for around 95% of my work. Toned down the highlights, pulled out the shadows. that sort of thing. I also used the brush just to bring out the ship itself a bitIn my camera bag
My Canon 6D. I also have a Canon 1V if I want to use film which I rarely use, I should probably use it more. I have 4 lens, the 24-105mm f4, the 70-200mm f2.8 IS II, the 50mm f1.8 and I recently added the 16-35mm f2.8II. Manfrotto Tripod, a Canon 430ex II speedlite & a Yongnuo 560-III Speedlite. I think thats it, well the big stuff anywayFeedback
Get up early and do your research. Plan well and most of the work is done when it comes to landscape photos. Preparation also gives you more confidence get get the shots you are chasing and there are a lot of resources out there to help photographers