Sinking a ship

Spectators watch explosives ignite aboard the former Royal Australian Navy guided missile frigate HMAS Adelaide during a controlled sinking off Avoca Beach, north of Sydney, April 13. The decommissioned ship was deliberately sunk to create an artificial reef for recreational diving.

( TIM WIMBORNE, REUTERS )

Spectators watch explosives ignite aboard the former Royal Australian Navy guided missile frigate HMAS Adelaide during a controlled sinking off Avoca Beach, north of Sydney, April 13. The decommissioned ship was deliberately sunk to create an artificial reef for recreational diving.

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