Lowering tide in Brixham Harbour, half submerged rudder and propeller really does it for me.3yr ⋅ jeremiah_401 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
An 800 year old Baoli (stepwell) in the Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya Dargah, New Delhi (India). Its depth is 160 feet. (Link to the Baoli without water in the comments.)3yr ⋅ EmperorPenguinOne ⋅ r/submechanophobia
I could not tell you how many times I’ve been through this park but I only noticed this terror today2yr ⋅ nibnab1 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Retired tugboat ‘Lake Superior’ partially sunk in Duluth harbor.1yr ⋅ puzzledplatypus ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Just everything about this situation in Geneva, Switzerland. Ugh.2yr ⋅ luciferjucifer ⋅ r/submechanophobia
This is the wreck of the steam tugboat Isco, just off Eagle's Island (near the USS North Carolina), visible from downtown Wilmington, NC.2yr ⋅ JowesCrow ⋅ r/submechanophobia
As promised, I went to the ship graveyard at Mallow’s bay, and it was as terrifying as expected. (Gallery link in comments)5yr ⋅ g0neph1shing ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Jean Guichard's lighthouse pictures from the late 80ies are absolutely terrifying.5yr ⋅ akira70000 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Artwork in a pond of the University of Twente, The Netherlands.1yr ⋅ thenamesis2001 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
This is the Aquarius Reef Base. It’s located 5.4 miles offshore of Key Largo, Florida, and 63 ft below the surface. Yes or nope?5yr ⋅ Bertus1998 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Floating cafe in Bristol Harbour (UK), sinks, overnight, due to catastrophic failure3yr ⋅ hmby1 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The Ghost Fleet of Mallows Bay in Maryland, is the hundreds of ships whose remains still rest in it’s relatively shallow waters of the Potomac, in total, 230.1yr ⋅ rastroboy ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The engine room of IJN Nippo Maru, a transport ship sunk in 1944, lying at roughly 100 feet bellow the surface2yr ⋅ beffmask ⋅ r/submechanophobia
An old submerged dredge near Houghton, Michigan (Upper Peninsula).6mo ⋅ TheRealLifePotato ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Scientists use rafts to service the Super-Kamiokande neutrino detector in Japan2yr ⋅ xverity ⋅ r/submechanophobia
This is the USS Marriner, a target ship used by the Navy for live fire practice, including small guns, and unguided rockets. Peering through the skeleton of this vessel you could see the the twisted metal that used to support the decks has been shot into oblivion. Video too if yall would like...4yr ⋅ bmorebredmon ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Finally have some content of my own. I was riding passenger in this car.4yr ⋅ bl00dinyourhead ⋅ r/submechanophobia
This is Mediterranean Sky. It has been out of use since 1996 and has been lying in its current position since 20032yr ⋅ radioactiveteacup ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Shrimp boat right off where I live. Only been here for about a week.4yr ⋅ Will2Meme ⋅ r/submechanophobia
A gas mask found at the bottom of Chukk Lagoon. The lagoon is a watery grave for thousands of soldiers, where skeletons are still visible in their aircraft and ships.5yr ⋅ twerking_for_jesus ⋅ r/submechanophobia
This 20ft tall statue off the pier of Koh Samet, Thailand. The water is about 15ft deep there.5yr ⋅ Badnerific ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Plane crash in Rockport, TX today sent shivers down my spine...2yr ⋅ overlord_queen_kt ⋅ r/submechanophobia
A dry lake outlet from a park near me, sitting just above the waterline1yr ⋅ lilnaomilizard ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Another photo in the MGM tank setting up the cage attack sequence in “Jaws” (1975) with one of the mechanical sharks waiting patiently. Credit: theasc.com/american-cinematographer6mo ⋅ Opening_Present2102 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Does anyone else get a little unnerved seeing one of these moving around in a pool? It's especially fucked when they float and slowly glide under the surface.11mo ⋅ PolyNode1 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
A lake drains in this ungodly hole. It was at least 30 feet deep.4yr ⋅ pixelprolapse ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The wreck of the HMS Victoria, standing vertically in the depths of the Eastern Mediterranean. She's waiting for you....10mo ⋅ paltc ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The wreck of a B-17G Flying Fortress that was hit in a bombing raid during WW2 off the coast of Croatia5yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Hound point oil terminal just off the Fourth Bridge, everything I hate in one1yr ⋅ vladmir-lennin ⋅ r/submechanophobia
NASA divers prepare to recover one of space shuttle Discovery's solid rocket boosters from the Atlantic Ocean7mo ⋅ FatPatsThong ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Virgin Mary statue at the bottom of Atitlan Lake in Guatemala. Depending on where around the lake you are, you might be allowed to swim all the way to it.2yr ⋅ TheKokiXD ⋅ r/submechanophobia
I went down the rabbit hole about why it’s dangerous to swim in a flooded quarry, and stumbled onto this picture of a loader lost to flooding.5yr ⋅ twerking_for_jesus ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Stairwell into a sinking dry dock. Reminded me of that one scene in Titanic.4yr ⋅ DorianDollaman ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Almo Bridge disaster, 1980. Struck by a bulk clipper in the night fog, causing multiple vehicles to drive over the edge. To see the headlights plunging down, then fading in the icy water.3yr ⋅ Subotnik ⋅ r/submechanophobia
My boss opened the manhole cover and said grab a ladder, climb in...2yr ⋅ Brambleman87 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
These are underground storm drains beneath the city of Sheffield. I found an article about it which i’ll share in the comments for who is interested. Sewers like this give me a weird feeling.5yr ⋅ Bertus1998 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Submerged ship lurking just a bit under the surface. The closer you look, the more eerie it gets. [OC]5yr ⋅ Cebbee ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Traitors' Gate under Tower of London, which prisoners passed the heads of recent prisoners2yr ⋅ Mackheath1 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The pool vaccums that look like saws have always scared. E11mo ⋅ ASS_SASS_ANATOR ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Molnar Janos Cave here in Budapest, biggest thermal underwater cave in the world4yr ⋅ Dracula24 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Service tunnel flooded, boss asked me to find the sump. I politely declined...10mo ⋅ gratefuldogzzz ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Great Lakes shipwrecks are extra special due to how well-preserved they often are. The schooner 'Trinidad', which sank in 1881, was just recently located 300 feet down in Lake Michigan. Articles/more photos in comments.8mo ⋅ truthful_whitefoot ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The wreck of the Norman. If you were swimming above, you'd have no idea that this 296ft beast was sitting below you4yr ⋅ BlackHorse2019 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Former Catholic church in Utado, Puerto Rico resurfaced after drought in 2015.5yr ⋅ Hardcasekara ⋅ r/submechanophobia
I too, have a picture of a drained Universal ride.Welcome to Jurassic Park.1yr ⋅ DangerNoodle805 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Bulbous bow from big ships give me creeps I don’t know why tho..1yr ⋅ Aggravating-Effect81 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
I literally would not swim through the old Jaws ride for $10 million, even if I knew exactly where they would pop up and could avoid them. This ride was where it started for me.4yr ⋅ smittylv ⋅ r/submechanophobia
An above view of the Titanic's bow, 12,500 feet below the North Atlantic Ocean.5yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/submechanophobia
So much in r/abandonedporn makes my skin crawl, but these Niagara Falls discharge tanks creep me out so hard4yr ⋅ petuniathebox ⋅ r/submechanophobia
I don’t know if this counts, but this was an animation on the RMS Titanic. They showed the depth at which she sank, and it made me extremely uncomfortable.3yr ⋅ Adeisha ⋅ r/submechanophobia
What is left of the Ozarka splash at the abandoned Six Flags New Orleans.1yr ⋅ Kid_named_Morbius ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Just discovered this place. Deep Dive Dubai. Instantly gives me the creeps.3yr ⋅ skynet_666 ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Had to fire up some heaters in a water treatment plant: part 2.4yr ⋅ clownstatue ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Would you freak out if you turned around and saw a giant ship hull right behind you in the water? Pic by Ben Brown.9mo ⋅ TheShipyardBlog ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Stairs leading down to the bottom of Mevagissey Harbour5yr ⋅ brusheswithdarkness ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The U.S. Navy just posted this on their Facebook. Thought y’all would appreciate.5yr ⋅ fuckinwaluigi ⋅ r/submechanophobia
Norways underwater Road project.. 30metres down in a concrete tube3yr ⋅ EnemiesAllAround ⋅ r/submechanophobia
