SS Speke shipwreck – Phillip Island
A long exposure image from the remnants of the SS Speke shipwreck at Kitty Miller Bay on Phillip Island.
This image is available to purchase as a print in many forms and sizes here.
Exposure details – 5 secs, f/14, ISO50.
SS Speke shipwreck – Kitty Miller Bay
A long exposure image from the SS Speke shipwreck at Kitty Miller Bay on Phillip Island.
Technical – 120 secs, f/18, ISO50, using a 10 stop solid and 4 stop grad filter.
The image above is available to purchase as a print here at Redbubble.
Return to the SS Speke shipwreck – Phillip Island
I’ve visited the SS Speke shipwreck numerous times now. It’s a magical place at high tide with the rusty remnants of the wreck poking up through the surface of the shallow water. When the tide turns, the water quickly recedes and the wreck becomes fully exposed revealing it’s harsh rocky resting place.
To visit the SS Speke, park your car at the south end of Kitty Miller Rd. When you arrive on the beach turn left and walk around the point. The easiest way around the point is over the top and along the grassy cliff tops. There’s a well worn path to guide you to the Speke. The descent down the side of the cliff to the beach can be a bit slippery in wet conditions, ….which just adds to the adventure. 🙂
Picture below – The SS Speke shipwreck at high tide. **Technical stuff – 8 seconds, f/13, using an ND400 filter**
The image is available to purchase as a print at my Redbubble site.
Picture below – SS Speke at high tide **Technical stuff – 20 seconds, f/16, using an ND400 filter**
This image is available to purchase at my Redbubble site.
SS Speke revisited – Kitty Miller Bay – Phillip Island
A series of long exposure images from the SS Speke shipwreck at Kitty Miller Bay on Phillip Island.
The image below is available to purchase as a print here.
The image below is available to purchase as a print here.
Below – A long exposure from Kitty Miller Bay, Phillip Island.
SS Speke Ahoy!
A 155 second exposure of the SS Speke shipwreck at Kitty Miller Bay on Phillip Island. The image was taken during daylight using ND400 and ND8 filters stacked together to give about 12 stops of darkness.
The image is available to purchase as a quality print at Redbubble.
You can see more long exposure images of the SS Speke shipwreck here.
Photography by Jim Worrall 