Wow! The top image has a really red distortion of the black. It's like some of my Poser images (not posted) after opening in Photoshop. I have a few midnight silouettes where the part of the figure in shadow is dark red, not black. And I can't correct for it either. Interesting to see the same problem here. Nice photos of the ship on board! Another thing - looks like she has 3 parallel gun barrels (top photo). I assume these are cranes for lowering large baggage into the hold. Adds a fun dimension to the photo. And who is the person in the middle photo? The lower photo really brings out how wide and how long the ship is. The deck planks really give a good vanishing point perspective to the whole. Keep up the good work! :-)

Interesting captures of this old noble ship, so many details to explore, thx ☺

Yes, with T.Rex, the top shot really has film-age-distortion; but, red or no, it's a fine study of abstract forms---which I assume a huge ship like this offers in abundance. I love the lines of the railing and the big pipes (or beams) above, with the riveted wall below. And the people add the finishing touch. The 2d is another example of the perspective angles one can get on a ship. Lots of interactions between verticals and horizontals. And you caught a woman on the end: a great 'end' to the shot: We don't know who she is or why she's looking at you, but she completes the shot. And the 3d has more of those bent beams, used to support the boats, etc. With the long perspective-lines of the wooden planks, and all that stuff at the end (incl a glimpse of that huge smoke-stack). Another fine collection from this ship---these ships are huge! They're cities! It must take time to get around them...