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FSF-1 Seafighter off the Florida coast. This vessel is a catamaran style boat. It's currently assigned to the Office of Naval Research and is crafted for experimental littoral combat.
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Experimental (120 of 366)
FSF-1 Seafighter off the Florida coast. This vessel is a catamaran style boat. It's currently assigned to the Office of Naval Research and is crafted for experimental littoral combat.
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3 comments:
Nice use of the rule of thirds
So simple...almost abstract, like a painting one might see in a modern art museum.
As Lois said...good use of thrids to make image more interesting....but one word of caution...in this type of image you must have the sea level...looks slightly off kilter to me
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