The plane is resting in 45 feet (15 m) of water. The plane is upright, the starboard wing is bent downward at a 30-degree angle and the engine is broken off from the fuselage.

Alan Lo

Giannis D Wreck - The mid section has collapsed, being made up of two holds, with the derrick and winches in the centre.

Petronel Miu

A dive trip to the Red Sea would not be complete without a dive on the famous Thistlegorm wreck. The wreck is full of artefacts from the second world war. Diving inside the Thistlegorm you'll find BSA motorbikes, Morris automobiles, Bedford trucks, trailers and armoured cars. My dive buddy was admiring an BSA motorbike which is still in a pretty good shape.

Peter de Maagt

The Kittiwake wreck in the Grand Cayman is great for underwater photography. It is at a relatively shallow depth allowing ample time to take pictures. It also offers many different ways of capturing the wreck. One of the cargo bays offered the opportunity to take an underwater “split level”.

Peter de Maagt

While enjoying my first wreck dive, I spotted these divers enjoying the view from the bow of one of the ships found at The Steel Forest dive site off of Nassau, New Providence in The Bahamas.

Wendy Wolf

A diver hovers over the Shangri-La wreck.

Paul Cowell

During one of our early morning dives on the Charles Brown me and my wife were almost alone with this impressive wreck.

Bruno Van Saen

The two masted wooden lake schooner Bermuda sank with a load of iron ore in 1870. Lying in less than 30 feet of Lake Superior water, she is popular with divers and glass bottom boat tourists as well. A diver explores the bow as the sun's rays dance on the deck.

Cal Kothrade

Diver inside wreck of the Alma Jane in Philippines.

Alex Suh

This popular shipwreck near Milwaukee WI, was a 135' wooden steamer that succumbed to a collision with ice in 1881. All souls survived the ordeal, and now the 165 foot deep hulk lies in two intact sections, with a collapsed middle. f/3.5, 1/15th sec, ISO1600, natural light. Canon T1-I, Ikelite housing, 10-22mm@10mm

Cal Kothrade

A diver exploring a Japanese Zero fighter.

Pedro Carrillo

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