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2 opposing angular Metal creations near St Paul's... did the usual, took the "interesting" angles and not the full work... so keep guessing... he he!! A metallic Antelope Canyon?!
Yahshua (conocido como Jesús ) es descrito como la piedra angular pero también como piedra de tropiezo para los soberbios y malvados
Old houses in downtown of Jefferson City, MO intermingle with modern office buildings. Aetna Rokunar 24mm lens.
These are some of the pictures I shot when Jennifer and I went into Chicago last friday. These are some of the architecural abstracts I saw. One of the bridge lifts along the Ship and Sanitary canal. I used the 15X zoom to get this shot. Yup and hand held too..
UOB Plaza designed by Kenzo Tange. According to Wikipedia, it is a complex with twin tower late-modernist skyscrapers in the Central Business District of Singapore.
my try at Greyscale Gorilla's Striped Text tutorial
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Cumbria Police's Carlisle HQ, 2nd Feb 2014. Taken on Chinon 35 (scale focus little bro of the 35EE). Taken on Agfa Vista 200. C41 processed and scanned in ASDA
I'm so happy that the angles of my arms and the angles of the branches clashed, the image turned out almost exactly as I imagined.
May 1, 2022 - "A labyrinth of brick walls and angular mirrors define the Dutch Holocaust Memorial of Names, which Polish-American architect Daniel Libeskind's studio has completed in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Located on Weesperstraat street close to the Jewish Cultural Quarter, the memorial was realised by Studio Libeskind with local studio Rijnboutt to commemorate 102,000 Dutch victims of the Holocaust.
The victims, who were largely Jews, Sinti and Roma people, were killed by the Nazis during the second world war and have no known graves.
To honour each of these victims individually, the walls of the memorial are constructed from 102,000 bricks that are inscribed with the names of the victims – giving the project its title.
Alongside these bricks, 1,000 extra bricks were left blank to memorialise those who remain unknown.
The bricks are arranged in a series of two-metre-high walls across the site, which are crowned by four mirrored stainless steel volumes.
Studio Libeskind's arrangement of the brick walls gives rise to a dynamic labyrinth of passages across the site for visitors to explore.
The bricks are arranged in a series of two-metre-high walls across the site, which are crowned by four mirrored stainless steel volumes.
Studio Libeskind's arrangement of the brick walls gives rise to a dynamic labyrinth of passages across the site for visitors to explore.
The combination of brick and stainless steel at the memorial is also symbolic.
"Brick, a ubiquitous building material in the Netherlands and cities of Western Europe, paired with the highly reflective and geometric forms of the steel letters reference the connection between Amsterdam's past and present," Studio Libeskind said.
Woven around the brick walls are crushed stones, trees and monolithic seating that complement the geometric angles of the memorial, while the border of the site is lined with hedges and bronze-coloured panels.
The Dutch Holocaust Memorial of Names was commissioned by the Nederlands Auschwitz Comité and officially inaugurated on 19 September 2021.
Studio Libeskind was founded by Libeskind with his partner Nina Libeskind in Berlin in 1989. Elsewhere, the studio has designed Holocaust memorials in the United States and Canada.
It has also designed several Jewish museums, including the Jewish Museum Berlin, the Danish Jewish Museum in Copenhagen and San Francisco's Contemporary Jewish Museum. It is currently also designing one in Lisbon."
Description: www.dezeen.com/2021/09/24/dutch-holocaust-memorial-studio...