The second work in this series, a view of the dirigible from above, and now the dawn has broken spreading pure light across the bay and into the inlet. As the air warms up, the colour of the dirigible's skin changes to a polished aluminum, reflecting in this angle the blue of the sky above.

In the new light, we can see more clearly the jagged rocks that guard the inlet. The detail of the geological composition of the rocks is picked out in deep russet tones, and Liza uses light and dark to emphasise their chiseled, threatening form. Carefully the dirigible makes its way through the opening and into the shallows on the calmest of mornings. Its shadow passes silently over the water and helps to highlight the smooth pebbles on the floor of the bay, fitting together mosaic-like under the water.
-Silva

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