they are beautyful. worth a visit!

that moment when you don't have megalophobia but you do have thalassophobia (fear of deep dark water). Lmao kinda awkward.

When you desperately need a time-out from the entire mankind...

I love everything about it, the tree, the car, the lady chillin'..

It took me a minute to realize it was not actually two photos, then another minute to process it.

This helps a little with context... PashaBulke...295016.jpg

Sure, the ship is big but this is a photographic illusion using a telephoto lens. If you were standing in that same spot, that whole scene would not look like that photo.

This could give me nightmares. That behemoth was on the ocean behind the building?

Everyone talking about size of the ship and I am here thinking "yeah, that's impressive but what about that crashing wave on side of the ship?" Almost as tall at the ship, that is something truly to be afraid of.

I remember going to have a look and even in real life it was hard to process what we were looking at. The scale seemed all wrong and made you feel uncomfortable.

I can't wrap my head around this.

This is a new level of WOW

I will never get over how unbelievably frightening this is

Leaving a bit of DNA in my shorts if I were captain

Only one thing to say...RUN!!!

scary! I thought it was two pictures....

imagine how many black slaves can be fit on that boat. RAPE TIME!!!!!!!!!

Took me a minute to figure out. My brain still doesn't want to accept what I'm seeing.

How can the ocean be that deep so close to shore? I know this is likely a telephoto lens, but that ship is really close.

Run aground??

Oh YES! The Pasha Bulker. I live in Newcastle where this happened. Got some great photos. The Chinese Captain and Maylasian first officer refused to heed the warning to go 2k out to sea with the storm coming. There are always at least 20 bulk carriers parked waiting to come in to load up on coal and grain. These geniuses ended up parked on the beach.

Would not like to live in that house

that is not one photo...

No matter where its going, it has priority parking.

Optical illusion created by telephoto lens. Similar to landscape photos where oversized full moon appears above the horizon.

Isn't the ship already grounded?

How does it get so close to the shore though?

I can't. Nope. Just can't.

How is it so close to shore? Shouldn't it, you know, run aground?

It's just the angle of the photo. If you stand on the ground, it's not as bad.

The part that really blows my mind here is the light post in the bottom right is usually taller than the average person so seeing the comparison of the post to the rest just shows you how small we are in comparison 😱

okay, that's just an amazing shot of scale it really does screw with you..

Holy moley!

No Way is this true. It absolutely has to be manipulated in some way.

I wanna live there, damn its beautiful

We're going to need a bigger shark ;o)

Honey why is it so dark? Oh there's another iceberg blocking the windows, give it a few hours.

Went to a mine in Moranbah, Australia. These things are IMMENSE, so are the mining cranes.

It's not unsettling, we need that very large, hot, bright thing. Alas, In the UK we only get to see it a couple of times a year, if lucky.

Sign me up, I just hope the ride stops inside and you don't get pooped back out instead.

That hand is gonna close like a venus flytrap

Good luck dragging your snack home dog.