It looks like Sim City as I remember it.

Not enough fires. Or Godzilla

Ain’t nearly that deep.

Isn’t Sydney one of the deepest harbours in the world?

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/bottom-of-sydney-harbour-finally-surfacing-with-3d-images/news-story/892a4f0fb91c7fb220be9341b79e30c0
Some very deep holes in there

Looks a bit like the cover from Midnight Oils -Red Sails in the Sunset

New red bull rampage location

downshep – Member
Ain’t nearly that deep

These guys did it so I would guess they’d be better qualified than me to make that call

http://www.sssi.org.au/index/region/1.html#

Surely there should be some shopping trolleys and used car tyres at the bottom?

They drive about though so the satellite can’t get a fix

I suspect it doesn’t get as deep as quickly as the picture suggests

Not enough fires. Or Godzilla

Try again on a Saturday night, maybe?

Sydney harbour bridge is 150m high, so by the looks of it they are suggesting that it drops approx 150m or more virtually vertical the instant you step into the water at any point anywhere in Sydney harbour. Bull shit.

Mm.. cool pic, but

around the opera house you can see the bottom, and it’s definitely not so deep..

slowoldgit – Member
Not enough fires. Or Godzilla

Try again on a Saturday night, maybe?
Not since the lock out laws.
Looking at that, the harbour tunnel would be at 45degrees.

slowoldgit – Member
Not enough fires. Or Godzilla

Try again on a Saturday night, maybe?

This is Sydney, not Newcastle…

The navigation table I have is saying the Sydney cove/passenger terminal depth is 10.9m 😮

Being serious, for a moment, it’s the Vertical Exaggeration (VE). Geology and similar stuff tend to involve gentle slopes, so using a VE, like here, can make it all more obvious. Minor details, like the stated VE, can get lost in print. I blame the Torygraph.

(edit) and both linkys get blocked, so I can’t check.

I think the depth has been greatly exaggerated:

Produced by a company who specialise in hydrographic surveying.

The map shows above shows about twenty meters WD under the bridge, but the depth scale is more pretty than useful.

That’s one way of getting rid of all the bull sharks.

Not enough fires. Or Godzilla

It is indeed a fake. Oh well.

This image was part of a photoshop competition from 2009 called invisible extras (Take a picture, any picture, then fire up Photoshop and remove a section of it to completely change what’s happening). You can see the name of the entrant ‘augsav’ on the side of the image.

You can find the original post here
http://www.b3ta.com/challenge/invisible/

Damnit. Looking closer I can see cloned cliffs. Mug.