I endeavored to set aside some of the holiday snaps to post as humble artistic endeavors on my part. Some may have leaked into the travelogue, for which I apologize. Anywho, they are divided into an "at sea" and a forthcoming "on land" post. Some may find them diverting. Tallyho!
So many great shots. You have a great eye. The addition of David in that one shot makes it even more interesting.
ReplyDeleteMy "good eye" never noticed that David was in that pic. I had to look at every pic to find him. You're right; that was obviously an act of my subconscious genius--otherwise know as a coincidence.
DeleteI can't wait to do that again.
ReplyDelete👍👍 I loved the night on deck on that ship.
DeleteArt is everywhere!
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DeleteVery arty indeed! Well done -- you have an artist's eye.
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DeleteWell, I looked and looked but couldn't find David in any of the photos...
ReplyDeleteLove the views on the water in the last three.
6th one down, look in the bottom middle all the way to the back of the scene.
DeleteI noticed that in the photo of the dining room that you captured the arc forms appear to diminish - much like a rib cage. This brings up questions: is it a seafood dining room named Jonah, a rib joint called either Adam or Eve, or is it a vegan establishment?
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I thought it was a cool piece of design, and did wonder if it portended something about the menu. It didn't, other than exceptionally good food, it was your regular cruise ship dining room. Kudos, though, for deciding to have some drama and fun with the design.
DeleteInteresting ocean liner imagery but where was shot sixteen taken? I am guessing Bermuda as I think there is a similar fort there - to the east of the island. However, I understand that hamsters and penguins are not allowed there.
ReplyDeleteYep! That's exactly where that is. And I disguised myself as a gerbil to get through Customs.
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