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This photo was captured at the 2018 edition of Great Indian Developer Summit (#gids18), April 24-28, Bangalore, India.
I was flicking through my archives and I found this. I really like it because it was part of my motif of 1999-2002.
i'd like to know what you thought..it would be appreciated
Spaghetti Junction, Birmingham, Birmingham Flickr Meet July 2010, 2010:07:11. Bronica ETRSi with Zenzanon MC 40mm F/4 lens. Adox CHS25 at ISO25 in XTOL 1+3, 12.5mins at 20C.
I've been suffering for my art out in the garden trying to capture some moments from the snowy winter we've had this January!
A cluster of angular black steel beams crosses overhead like an oversized bracing truss turned architectural centerpiece, framing a travertine stairwell where a distant figure pauses in a sunlit gallery above.
LACMA's original 1965 campus, designed by William Pereira, wrapped its museum buildings in warm travertine, the same honey-colored stone that lines this stairwell, while later renovations and additions layered in more overtly sculptural, industrial-feeling interventions like the dark angular framework seen here. The contrast between the soft, quarried stone and the hard-edged black steel captures something true about LACMA as a whole: a campus built in phases across five decades, where each era's architectural language sits frankly beside the last rather than pretending to blend in.
Shooting up and through the crossing steel members turns a structural or wayfinding element into pure geometry, triangles nesting inside triangles, while the glimpse of a gallery visitor in the background supplies both scale and a reminder that this dramatic passageway is, first and foremost, a well-used route between exhibitions.
I took this picture of part of the structure of the Victoria Road Recreation Centre in Guelph from an unusual angle as the shapes against the sky appealed to me.
Shot through the atrium ceiling at the Gaylord Texan Hotel and Resort just outside of Dallas, Texas. The hotel was near the Dallas/Ft. Worth airport, so there were lots of low flying planes over the grounds.
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