Ship In The Night

This reminded me of a sculpture in the Washington DC metro system (Archives Navy Memorial, if you are in DC)... it is a metal sculpture on a wall which shows the hull of a sailing ship, passing through water, as seen from below, as if you are looking up towards it from underneath the water. The sculpture is meant to express exploration into the unknown.

More fun with magazines, stacked and inverted, as last evening and today were entirely taken up by an older family member needing stitches from a fall (but all's well, that ends well).

Thanks for taking time to view, as always.

[Louise & Ken]

Abstract art is pretty much anything we say it is...or what the viewer thinks he sees! Nice on both parts!

[Lou Ann]

This is remarkable and certainly looks like the bow of a ship.

[ClearDay]

I like your magazine abstracts, really cool

[Diana]

A fabulous image.

[Alfred Rico]

Brilliant composition!

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful

[Marnie]

Oh woweeee, this is fantastic. Love it to bits, those powerful lines and patterns are wonderful.

[Kathy]

Great lines.

[Jane Pittenger]

How cool

[Taffy]

Really creative, Rosie! I can imagine the sails...

[Babs]

Fabulous, I love how you have made something so mundane look really interesting.

[Jerome]

great processing

[Louise & Ken]

Seeing I already commented on this favorably, add it (or anything else you'd like) to the current thread I started about finding the abstract in the things we photograph! This suits it all perfectly!