I live in Cyprus which means I have the opportunity to photograph quite a few things Nikita doesn't see in the UK which includes ships that have run aground and are now turning into lovely decaying objects that are well worth putting in front of your lens.
How is it that a sad thing like a shipwreck makes great photos? Plus, the longer it's there, the more interesting the photos get...
We did hear (allegedly) that the captain and first mate had a severe wrist-slapping over the final result - naughty boys! (You can learn more about the ship over on Wikipedia.)
I will repeat this exercise when the sea has a little more anger to it to demonstrate how one place can give a photographer ample opportunity.