About this Photo
Since the 1930s, retired tugboats and cargo ships have been left to rust and slowly sink into the shallows of Staten Island's marine scrapyard — nicknamed the "Ship Graveyard," or, more fondly, the Accidental Marine Museum. Shot from above through a soft morning fog, this hull's rusty patina glows against the water, its mast the only thing still reaching for the sky.

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