Love your photos! I took a few in the basement also, but none are as crisp and clear as what you posted. Nice! I especially like the first and last two photos. You captured the reflection of the walls in the floor in all three photos.
I agree with Georgette--I like the first one best. What I like about the group is how tight they are--there is almost no excess space and I think that is hard to do well. Maybe get the ceiling out of the next to last one--there are a couple of lights that is distracting my eye from the pure form of the words.
This is a cool collection of images! Love the stair image the most. And then all the images together work for me so well. The different perspectives capture the different light so nicely.
Yes, indeed, the elevator for me. Assuming this must be Barbara Kruger - interesting the way this installation becomes a photo subject, a case where the photo could exist longer than the piece. And do we read text, here even more de-contextualized.
Love your photos! I took a few in the basement also, but none are as crisp and clear as what you posted. Nice! I especially like the first and last two photos. You captured the reflection of the walls in the floor in all three photos.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Georgette--I like the first one best. What I like about the group is how tight they are--there is almost no excess space and I think that is hard to do well. Maybe get the ceiling out of the next to last one--there are a couple of lights that is distracting my eye from the pure form of the words.
ReplyDeleteI love the second photo, with the cool elevator traveling across the hot red lettering.
ReplyDeleteThis is a cool collection of images! Love the stair image the most. And then all the images together work for me so well. The different perspectives capture the different light so nicely.
ReplyDeleteYes, indeed, the elevator for me. Assuming this must be Barbara Kruger - interesting the way this installation becomes a photo subject, a case where the photo could exist longer than the piece. And do we read text, here even more de-contextualized.
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