Forgotten Wreck

On a foggy night in 1961, the freighter S.S. Dominator misjudged the coastline and became a permanent part of the Palos Verdes cliffs. Decades later, only a jagged, orange-rusted skeleton remains. "Forgotten Wreck" captures this collision of industrial history and natural power. The long exposure softens the crashing Pacific into a ghostly fog, contrasting the violent history of the wreck with the serene, eternal rhythm of the tides.

With its rich palette of rusted oranges, deep oceanic blues, and fiery sunset yellows, this horizontal print serves as a powerful focal point. It fits perfectly in Coastal Industrial, Modern Rustic, or Moody Nautical spaces. The 3:2 landscape orientation is a classic choice for hanging above a sofa, a fireplace mantle, or a wide sideboard. A Metal Print would particularly make the metallic textures of the ship "pop," while Fine Art Matte Paper would enhance the painterly, misty quality of the water.