Naval history is full of fatal accidents and wartime losses. Even knowing that, it’s astonishing to think that, according to a United Nations report, there are more than 3 million shipwrecks on the ocean floor. Of course, most of them will languish, unexplored and invisible forever, but, fortunately for us, many of them have been cataloged and photographed.
Semiramis [Andros Island, Greece]
MV RMS Mulheim – Land’s End, United Kingdom
Olympia [Amorgos Island, Greece]
SS America [Fuerteventura, Canary Islands]
Mediterranean Sky [Elefsina, Greece]
A soviet ship left to rot after the collapse of the USSR [Murmansk, Russia]
Lady Elizabeth [Whale Bone Cove, Falkland Islands]
A decaying tug boat. [Point Reyes, California]
Dimitrios [Laconic Bay, Greece]
Sweepstakes [Lake Huron]
