From deep in the archives. This picture was taken back in 2005, when I started obsessively photographing the Arch. Maybe my approach was more creative then (maybe I've worn out the possibilities) but all I need is an image every week.
The diversity of images that you show every week from a single structure, of rather simple design, is amazing. It shows the elegance of the design.
We were interested to learn during our tour of the Sydney Opera House that it was Ero Sarinen who was most instrumental in taking the design for that building from the reject pile and causing it to be selected.
From deep in the archives. This picture was taken back in 2005, when I started obsessively photographing the Arch. Maybe my approach was more creative then (maybe I've worn out the possibilities) but all I need is an image every week.
It's simply amazing. What a nice shot. What can I say (or write) more?
ReplyDeletebeau croise, cela fait penser a un arc.
ReplyDeleteMaybe the plane was in the right place at the right time? May be an oldie, but man, what a goodie. Love this intersection of two man-made arcs.
ReplyDeleteThe diversity of images that you show every week from a single structure, of rather simple design, is amazing. It shows the elegance of the design.
ReplyDeleteWe were interested to learn during our tour of the Sydney Opera House that it was Ero Sarinen who was most instrumental in taking the design for that building from the reject pile and causing it to be selected.
You've just got the best archives...Hope your flare up abates soon.
ReplyDeleteDave is right, the creativity you've shown is amazing. Long live B's obsession!!!
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Cool to see this throwback, but I'd say you've still got it!
ReplyDeleteFantastic shot!!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely perfect.
ReplyDeleteConceptual and minimalistic.