Plane art . . .

Nothing like visiting an air museum to encourage you to take abstract (weird) shots like these. Invariably the planes are packed in close to one another, there are people all over the place, so overviews aren't possible (well, they're possible, but they tend to look like snapshots).

The Pima Air Museum in Tucson is a particularly wonderful place to shoot, which is where I took these four images. The dust adds to their patina. The bird poop doesn't, so I do my best to keep it out of the frame and get rid of the rest (at least most of it) in Photoshop.

Love the saturated colors and the overall simplicity of the shots. Ahhhhhh...

©Carol Leigh

Pima 3

This brightly colored "3" caught my eye at the Pima Air Museum in Tucson, Arizona. It's been twisted, tweaked, and blurred, scraped, scratched and mangled, then draped with strings. Not yet for sale. ©Carol Leigh For more photomontages, please visit http://www.carolleigh.net