Washington, DC-based photographer Frank Hallam Day has an uncanny ability to meld old world cultures with the encroaching modern world. He has covered a myriad of subjects over the years, going all the way back to his days of using an old 12×20 banquet camera to shoot the pilings underneath criss-crossing highways near the Baltimore harbor. Having once worked for the State Department, Day has traveled extensively as part of his job. His project Hulls captures color and texture in abstract photos of ships harbored in Nigeria and Cameroon