I shot non-stop at the Getty Center in LA. In film-speak, I shot rolls. I figured I'd do a slow time-release, just like medicine, enough to keep us feeling good particularly on grey days.
Richard Meier's architecture was amazing (how many times have I said this?). Harnessing light and shadow: such a simple but striking concept!
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| Getty Center shadows by the stair well photo: The Foolish Aesthete |
I particularly loved the zig zag shadows cascading down the stairs. It made me think of the ancient Ziggurats of Ur, ascending to the heavens.
Wishing you all a lovely weekend, hopefully sunnier than mine.
I really like you picture :) Reminds me of math and geometry - and that'sn not a bad thing!!! ;) (I'm an engineer ;) )
ReplyDeleteLove your description of using 'a slow time-release, just like medicine...' and your capturing of the shadow and light here is very much a tonic for the eyes! Hope your weekend of dress rehearsals were not too exhausting. Your homage to Martha Graham images in a recent post are extraordinary - such absolute poise and grace.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful image! Love the geometry, and architectural lines!
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love the photo..even i like the zig zag pattern..so much..
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beautiful image.
ReplyDeleteThank you, everyone. I never know who will enjoy non-fashion pictures!
ReplyDeleteBeautycountry: I totally respect your engineering background! I live among many here in CA. And I actually began as a maths major and worked in an analytical industry though my heart was in the Arts!
Roz: I appreciate your comments! I am a fan of your beautiful photography and outfits in the English countryside.
Wow these photo is so cool, I really had to look closely to see it's 'just' a shadow! Great photo!
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Great graphic shot. Well caught. Xxxx
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