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Took a cruise for which I have waited a long time. It was from Los Angeles to Miami via the Panama Canal. This is the first leg of the trip from L.A. to Cabo San Lucas
Intérieur du Bat-3 gouvernemental où se trouvent plusieurs ministères, dont celui de la Culture. Erevan.
Lit as dusk was approaching.
It is quite an atrium, and a favorite of my place to photograph @Fermi.
Wilson Hall
Fermi Natoinal Accelerator Laboratory
DuPage County
Illinois
12-2013
As Saint-Gaudens’ popularity grew and commissions poured in, Saint-Gaudens built a large studio where his assistants worked. Saint-Gaudens' role became that of an executive producer, developing the concept and initial models for a sculpture, then directing his assistants in completing the work. In 1904 the large studio burned, destroying the sculptor's correspondence, sketchbooks, and many works in progress. A redesigned structure named the Studio of the Caryatids was quickly built, but in 1944 it too burned. After fire destroyed the Studio of the Caryatids, two remaining outbuildings were remodeled in 1948 as exhibition galleries. Architect John Ames added a Roman style atrium and pool. Exhibits include portrait reliefs, designs for the 1907 U.S. gold coinage, medals, and cameos by Saint-Gaudens. The work at the far wall is “Amor Caritas” completed in 1898 and represents Saint-Gaudens’ perfection of the angelic figure motif. Saint-Gaudens exhibited the “Amor Caritas” at the Exposition Universelle of 1900 where it won the Grand Prize of the exhibition. Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park, 139 Saint-Gaudens Road, Cornish, N.H. 7 September 2021
Louise B. and J. Harwood Cochrane Atrium, in the new James W. and Frances G. McGlothlin Wing.
A very peaceful place.
Macy's Home at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, California has 3 floors (technically 4 but the lowest is just the entrance to the underground parking lot) and each floor has a painting representative of what's in that floor, top floor has pillows as they sell bedding and pots and pans on the 2nd floor since cookware is in that floor
Here is a view of the Atrium from the bottom up, pretty neat. Everyone just hanging out waiting for the ship to get on its way. The guy on the bottom right is looking at the patter, reading about the onboard events. Other people just nosing around, going up and down the elevator or walking up the stairs, taking it all in. We did a lot of people watching on this deck.
At Pittsburgh Magazine's "40 under 40" 2007 reception in the Union Trust Building downtown. Allison from my church choir was honored as one of the 40 this year.
The Atrium At Pacific Place Mall in Seattle. I found using the lasso and gausing blur to blur different layers at different amounts is more (less) realistic than the gradient blur.