Seems like every couple of years I find a reason to quote the opening lines of St. Louisan T. S. Elliott's masterwork, The Hollow Men. I'll spare you today but only because it will be in a link I'll probably use in tomorrow's post.
This is a close-up of Edwin Wurm's Big Suit in Citygarden. The stocky pink wraith was installed two years after the venue opened. There is a post about it here with the actual color. Perhaps the black and white emphasizes the lask of a core.
All is not gray, though. I spent a couple of hours today shooting the orchid show at the Missouri Botanical Garden. Results will be on display over the next few days.
This is a close-up of Edwin Wurm's Big Suit in Citygarden. The stocky pink wraith was installed two years after the venue opened. There is a post about it here with the actual color. Perhaps the black and white emphasizes the lask of a core.
All is not gray, though. I spent a couple of hours today shooting the orchid show at the Missouri Botanical Garden. Results will be on display over the next few days.
7 comments:
belle photo et bien vu le titre ;:)
This looks like it could be part of the "before and after" photos for a weight loss commercial.
Are you having a revolution?
Coming in 2013 from Director Mel Gibson: Another Man Without A Face.
I liked it before and I like the detail now Bob. It's beautifully sculpted, soft and very 'material' looking if you know what I mean. Orchids you say, yay!!
Perfect title.
I love the suit in pink so in this instance b&w doesn't particularly work for me but it's always nice to re-visit old friends.
Well B, I'm on the fence here. I like them both. So....there! :)
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