Glass and Wood from New Clarissa b and w

For flash of red February... high contrast B and W. Best on black I think. This is a glass sculpture made by artist and friend Karin Richardson that she made using wood and glass from a boat that washed ashore in Coos Bay years ago, the New Clarissa.
Thanks so much for your visits, comments, suggestions, favs

[tony gig]

Looks wonderful Jane...Fav

[Debbie]

Very interesting sculpture. You have me intrigued to see what it looks like in colour

[gloria jones]

Neat shot of this interesting sculpture

[Carole G]

I'm with Debbie, lovely looking art work, and I too would love to see it in colour

[Ruth Moucharafieh]

Very interesting sculpture.

[Jane Pittenger]

@deborah63 @seattlite as per request, I just posted it in color

[carol white]

Nicely captured, an interesting sculpture

[Linda Godwin]

I do think I like it in B&W

[Kerry McCarthy]

Wonderful contrast. Both are great but I agree that the b&w is a bit more dramatic. Creative sculpture!

[Milanie]

The b&w is definitely more dramatic I'd agree - it's terrific against black.

[Richard Sayer]

It looks like a turned out loaf standing on top of its baking tin... and what an unusual combination of materials. Excellent.

[KWind]

So pretty! Love it in b&w.

[Taffy]

Perfectly focused against the background. Interesting that it's from a boat as I thought it was some kind of a nautical part when I saw it, but one that had served its time. Made me wonder at the story behind it. Works well in b&w and led to a strong composition.

[Rachel]

This is so interesting. I thought the bottom looked like ice, but it must be glass. The top and bottom are like opposing textures and colours.

[Sandy]

Interesting looking sculpture.

[Marnie]

Fascinating and intriguing. Fabulous in b&w, but in this case I prefer the colour version.

[Lynda McG]

Nice!

[Daryl O'Hare]

It's gorgeous!