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A British Lancaster bomber over Kaafjord, Norway during the Operation Paravane raid on the German Battleship Tirpitz. Notice the heavy smoke curtain launched to hide the vessel. September 15, 1943. Tirpitz would be eventually sinked in On November 12, 1944 (IWM C 4873).

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A German sailor building a model of the battleship Tirpitz while aboard Tirpitz (Norwegian waters, 1940's).

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“Shipwrecked sailors attacked by man eating sharks” illustration from Sea and Land An Illustrated History by JW Buel, 1887.

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Costa Concordia, 2014, just after refloating. [Photo: Tiziana Fabi]

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On the night of January, 13, 2012, Costa Concordia, the very same cruise ship that appears in Film Socialisme, by Jean-Luc Godard (2010), struck a rock in the Tyrrhenian Sea on the western coast of Italy, just next to Giglio Island, where it remained, partially submerged, for 2 years. In 2014 the firm Titan Salvage took the contract to refloat the boat and salvage what remained. The boat was then towed 320 kilometres to the harbour of Genoa, for scrapping. This picture was taken on July, 21, 2014. [Photo: Tiziana Fabi]

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The Hansy, 1911. The Norwegian sailing ship the Hansy was wrecked in November 1911 on the eastern side of the Lizard in Cornwall. [Photo: The Gibsons of Scilly]

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SV Granite Slate, 1895 American three-masted sailing ship built in 1877 ran aground near Porthcurno 4th November 1895 [Photo: The Gibsons of Scilly]

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Ernest Shackleton’s Endurance trapped in the ice, 1915.

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Ernest Shackleton’s Endurance sinking beneath the pack Ice of the Weddell sea, October 1915. (Frank Wild looks at the the remains of the Endurance.) For five months, they…

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Porto, 29 de janeiro de 1975: o petroleiro dinamarquês “Jacob Maersk”, carregado com 88 mil toneladas de petróleo, encalhou à entrada de Leixões. O navio incendiou-se, sofreu várias…

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