Wreck Hoodies

The hidden undersea Tyrannosaurus graveyards, from the surreal world of the ‘Inklings’ cartoon collection.

It is inherently human to see drama and have a hard time turning away from witnessing it unfold in glorious fashion. Some drama is just so crazy to witness that you die at just how crazy of a wreck things went down. Gawk safely, my friends!

The Milky Way over Worms Head and the Helvetia Wreck on Rhossili Bay

The Helvetia Wreck with Worms Head behind at Rhossili Bay, Gower

Crash and Burn: A Bold Graphic Design of the words "Crash and Burn" with a decorative Ampersand

Time to put old Ralph out to pasture.

Tasty

The wreck of the Admiral Von Tromp at Saltwick Bay, Whitby, North Yorkshire

The wreck of the Admiral Von Tromp looking towards Black Nab at Saltwick Bay, Whitby, North Yorkshire

Hop, glitch, and jump your way to the next level!

The graffitied hull of the Gayundah shipwreck sticks out from underneath a ring of fire. Funnily enough, this is actually a self-portrait since I was the one spinning the burning steel wool!

Seldom do beginner underwater photographers ~ look up! Even for more experienced and knowledgeable 'underwater cameramen' ~ there is a whole NEW World ~ which often gets ignored... The NEKTON! Nekton refers to the aggregate of actively swimming aquatic organisms in a body of water (usually oceans or lakes) able to move independently of water currents. The term nekton was coined in 1890 by Ernst Haeckel ~ and is rooted in the Greek adjective νηκτός nēktós ~ "the swimming". Looking up within the Nekton ~ a 'wave and wash' ~ of damsels, what seems to be anthias and also fusiliers. *large free swimming organisms* ~ DIVERS ~ drifting at 50 Degrees of separation ~ from the wreck!

Australia, Queensland - Fraser Island or now known as K'gari, the S.S. Maheno shipwreck.

SILVERTON Heritage - New South Wales, Australia. Sunset glow over old house and car ruins.

SILVERTON Heritage - New South Wales, Australia. Sunset glow over old house and car ruins. Australian flag in background.

Before you riggedy riggedy reck yo self...

Australia, Queensland - Fraser Island or now known as K'gari, the S.S. Maheno shipwreck.

A three masted steel ship of 2,876 tons and 93 metres, having been built in Wales, 1891, the Speke drifted broadside on to a reef to the east of Kitty Miller Bay on 22 February 1906 while en route from Peru, via Sydney, to Geelong, in ballast, to pick up a cargo of wheat. The accident was attributed to faulty navigation by the captain who had confused Cape Schank Lighthouse for the Split Point Lighthouse at Aireys Inlet. A lifeboat was quickly launched after striking the reef, but it capsized and one of the four occupants drowned. Those remaining finally reached the beach exhausted. Little of the Speke was salvaged and heavy seas battered the wreck for several days until it broke in two and rapidly disintegrated.

Mitsuharu Misawa's elbow will WRECK the world. Triple Crown? GHC? Misawa's elbow will wreck. you.

Unofficial fan art

Video game villain turned hero on a quest for acceptance and friendship.

An abandoned farmhouse and truck left to the elements. Whenever I see these old abandoned houses or vintage cars I wonder about the people that lived there or owned that car or truck. What memories do these objects hold and what stories could they tell.

Australia, Queensland - Fraser Island or now known as K'gari, the S.S. Maheno shipwreck.

Inspired art of Annas shirt from the movie Ralph breaks the internet

Whether you're the King of Litwaks or just your local arcade, there's no stopping the dreaded glitch of an OUT OF ORDER sign from killing the buzz in the room.

Perfect for divers, scuba instructors and dive professionals. Also makes a cool diver gift at Christmas and birthdays.

One of the many shots I took during the Flickr meetup at the SS Dicky. I liked my dusk photos better than the fully-night ones because the dust wasn't so obvious in the dusky shots; also, the boats on the horizon aren't nearly as obvious/needing to be cloned out!

Throwback diving scuba diver getting some bottom time.

A shipwreck.

The ship wrecks at Salen on the Isle of Mull, Scotland

The wrecks at Salen on the Isle of Mull, Scotland

old car

Giant Octopuses, mermaids, and other sea creatures swim around unsuspecting boats in this illustrated nautical adventure. You just never know what's lurking under those waves!

Deck Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself.

An HDR photograph of abandoned / wrecks of old boats, on the banks of the River Wear at North Hylton, near Sunderland (UK)

Old wrecks slowly crumbling on the River Orwell mud.