During out time in Sydney we went to the Australian National Maritime Museum - which, appropriately enough, is right on the harbour. It was remarkable - if a little poorly - experience to walk around inside an actual submarine. I don't know how people could live in those tiny spaces for weeks on end.
What seems to have caught my eye were the numbers that were painted on the ships (and a helicopter!). At times I really dot understand my own 'photographic eye'!
You can find more macro shots (if this is what these are) at Macro Monday and I love Macro.
Really like that first pic. Very artistic.
ReplyDeleteI did a tour on a submarine in Cherbourg, I found it very claustrophobic! Diane
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Not sure I would have been drawn to the numbers if I had visited there. There's a sub in Baltimore harbor called the Torsk. Toured it once and yes, very cramped spaces. I imagine there are height limits to sailors deployed on those.
ReplyDeleteI would go crazy in a Sub..Guess I'm a little claustrophobic...I have toured several..I am amazed at the things I notice since I have gotten interested in photography..I always notice (but have never photographed) expiration dates on inspection stickers on cars..Who knows why???
ReplyDeleteInteresting images. I am pretty sure I'd never survive on a submarine. I need sunshine and light and space.
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