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I really like this one. The colors, the way the numbers look, the different heights, the water vs. metal vs. sky - it all works quite well together.

Lynne

Wed 08-31-2005

I couldn't have said it better myself, Lynne.

Kassie

Wed 08-31-2005

you can almost taste the water in this one.

yaggy

Sat 09-03-2005

Umm i don't think I'd be wanting to taste the water.

Dirk

Mon 10-10-2005

so thats where my third arm came from...

martay

Wed 10-12-2005

mesmerized by its abstract composition, color, form and texture; historical reporting brough forth an artistic instinct. Beauty lives even in the wrecks!

Walker West

Thu 10-13-2005

heh, 4et russkiy jazik ne vosprinimaet

nice

very sad picture.
numbers that are no longer needed.

marcgti

Sat 12-10-2005

This a creeptastic place. The place where nightmares come from...

Borghetti

Sun 12-25-2005

That is so sad that all of these beautiful ships have met their doom. Tisk......Tisk....

Pinkboy

Tue 01-03-2006

...........a good saylor can fall in the mud....
His uniform is intact...............

Jimmyhal

Thu 02-02-2006

The numbers took up six inches, if they were on a curved space they were longer but still took up six inches of draft, then there was six inches of space, 6 plus 6 equals one foot of draft.

FB Jim

Tue 02-14-2006

It,s amazing they can dock a ship in 3ft of water or i wounder if it was deeper than that when it was first docked and deserted

stephen19

Sun 07-30-2006

Motts this picture FREAKS THE SHIT out of me ... I hope Im allowed to say shit on here... this is just tooo fucking scarey to look at..... ooops I guess if I cant say shit I guess I cant say fuck either....

Felyne

Fri 01-19-2007

I was awed at the pix ,so I looked for it on google earth,Man that whole island has hulks all around it besides the ones in the pix.....

tom

Sun 03-30-2008

This photo absolutely terrifies me...therefore, it's brilliant. I have a deep-seated fear of shipwrecks (well, anything man-made in the water, really), so I knew this album was going to freak me out. The thought of getting close to that rusting hull whilst being in the water is enough to give me a panic attack on the spot.

I have no idea why I'm so mortally afraid of things like this. Let's hope that looking through the rest of this album desensitises me somewhat. Though I doubt it will... ;)

Kez

Sun 05-17-2009

absolutley fascinating and awesome phtography I applaud your "photographic eye"

jerry

Thu 10-08-2009

that is lame it dont even show you all of the pic

chikki

Tue 05-03-2011

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Date Shot:	May 2005	Image ID#:	2957
Date Posted:	Wed, August 31st 2005	Camera:	Canon 300D Rebel

Location Name:	Staten Island Boat Graveyard
Current Status:	Being demolished or renovated
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