markbarwell

The Bones of the Sea VI

The Bones of the Sea VI

The wreck of the Amsterdam can only be seen at the lowest monthly tide, off the East Sussex Coast at Bulverhythe. When the time and tide align, the bones of the...
Read more

The wreck of the Amsterdam can only be seen at the lowest monthly tide, off the East Sussex Coast at Bulverhythe. When the time and tide align, the bones of the VOC ship are revealed.
Read less

camera

Canon EOS 1100D

settings

settings

Aperture 8/1 ISO 100 Shutter 1/160 Focal Length 55/1

upload_date

upload_date

Jul, 2016

Views

54

Likes

Awards

Chatter Award

Contender in the Visual Poetry Project

Gem Award

Achievement in Originality

Top Pick Award

Staff Favorite

Halfway22 Award

Curator's Selection

Jewel Award

Fall Award 2020

View more

Peer Award

Top Ranks

Top 10 rank week 1

Categories

See all

Same photographer See all

The wreck of the Amsterdam can only be seen at the lowest monthly tide, off the East Sussex Coast at Bulverhythe. When the time and tide align, the bo

This little fellow lives around my home and had a rare moment of posing for the camera!

Taken during a beach walk with my phone.

Getting up close with a visitor to my garden

Mother and son Bengals. They don't always show affection for each other but when they do, it melts the heart!

A small experiment with light painting

An apian visitor to my garden!

Was at the beach as the tide was coming in and saw that someone has balanced rocks on top of each other. I scrabbled over the wet rocks to capture thi

The wreck of the Amsterdam can only be seen at the lowest monthly tide, off the East Sussex Coast at Bulverhythe. When the time and tide align, the bo

The wreck of the Amsterdam can only be seen at the lowest monthly tide, off the East Sussex Coast at Bulverhythe. When the time and tide align, the bo

Another insect visitor to my garden.

The wreck of the Amsterdam can only be seen at the lowest monthly tide, off the East Sussex Coast at Bulverhythe. When the time and tide align, the bo

Rusting chain links at Rye Harbour

Parent and child at Rye Harbour

Saw this on some canvas in my garden and liked the contrast of colours.

The wreck of the Amsterdam can only be seen at the lowest monthly tide, off the East Sussex Coast at Bulverhythe. When the time and tide align, the bo

Discover more photos See all

Mt.Baker back lite by the town behind had some road work going on that night help light foreground. This is a stack of 5 images. thanks for looking. by Leon213

The Fagradalsfjall eruption in Iceland by globetrottingtimo

Early sunrise shot of the popular mesa arch. Our guide made sure to take us out and for good reason. Just before sunrise hit we were shoulder to shoul by one7studios

Sunset behind the waterfall, Seljalandsfoss, Iceland by Alfre_Xat

Fireworks on the Pier by GaryClark

Vulcano Storm by ElObservatorio

Pont Fawr ('Big Bridge') from the town of Llanrwst.
Beautiful North Wales.
the bridge was completed in 1636 across Conwy river. The tea ro by RuwanFonseka

The Coldstone Cut_ by windymills

Washington, D.C by mm1972

Resting after eating her kill in the Serengeti, Tanzania, Africa by SJRatcliffe

Old van, Sarlat, France by IanHarveyBrown

If you like this work please Like ✔ Comment ✔ Share ✔ Follow ✔
This is not a hobby! This is my provision ;) All rights reserved.
Copyright by Andreas_Voigt

Is this magic by Saragabriels

Morning light on Valeria by Toma1721

Description by ks_pics

Here's a fresh edit of this image taken from my last trip to the Canadian Rockies last year. This was taken from Sunwapta Falls at sunset. by MarvinEvasco17

winter in the National park of Adamello Brenta | Italy | Trentino Alto Adige by DarioMarelli

What a hike! Still can't believe we made it!
I won't write an extremely long caption for this one. It's been such an experience it des by patsphoto

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

Share photos. Enter contests to win great prizes.
Earn coins, get amazing rewards. Join for free.

Or

Already a member? Log In

By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Service, and acknowledge you've read our Privacy Policy Notice.