This ship.
At the height of WWII there were 2300 men living on it in very close quarters, for months and months on end.
From what I saw today, it would have been a very monochromatic life….
of silver….
of off-white….
and of course, of battleship gray….
Were it not for the occasional glimpse of a sunrise or sunset above deck or the occasional “pop” of red, a sailor might very well think the world had been washed clean of color.
Except for this reminder and what it represents….the reason they all went war in the first place.
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Hooray for the red, white and blue and the way you do often capture and share its important message.
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I like your interpretation on this theme.
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Thanks Jeremy. I love it when a photo op fits effortlessly into the challenge for the week!
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Wow. You had a field day with this one. I recognize a lot of these shots only because our tour of the battleship Missouri (63 painted on the side) at Pearl Harbor. I loved it, but some of those spaces were pretty small for a huge ship.
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