Over the holidays we jumped on a last-minute cruise of the Carribean. Living in Florida, these kinds of things are easy to do, just find a cheap ticket and drive to the port. The ship was Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas, which is one of the worlds largest. We've sailed on a couple of her sister ships, so we already had a good feel for the layout. I took a few photos that are of a more abstract nature than typical holiday snapshots. (6 of 7) The perfect symmetry of the bar stools caught my eye as I wandered around the decks at night. This is one of the outdoor bars that had closed for the evening.
Over the holidays we jumped on a last-minute cruise of the Carribean. Living in Florida, these kinds of things are easy to do, just find a cheap ticket and drive to the port. The ship was Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas, which is one of the worlds largest. We've sailed on a couple of her sister ships, so we already had a good feel for the layout. I took a few photos that are of a more abstract nature than typical holiday snapshots. (5 of 7) One lazy pastime when leaving a port is to sit on the balcony and watch others board the ship. In Labadee Haiti, there are musicians and dancers on the dock as well. Here I'm aiming directly down at the pier as a passenger walks to the gangway.
Over the holidays we jumped on a last-minute cruise of the Carribean. Living in Florida, these kinds of things are easy to do, just find a cheap ticket and drive to the port. The ship was Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas, which is one of the worlds largest. We've sailed on a couple of her sister ships, so we already had a good feel for the layout. I took a few photos that are of a more abstract nature than typical holiday snapshots. (4 of 7) There are large hot tubs on both sides of the upper deck that protrude out from the sides of the ship on deck fifteen. I didn't manage to try them out for myself, but that didn't stop me from taking an architectural shot from our balcony five floors below.
