Hands steady, click. Yes we often find ourselves photographing the same thing but in this case I have been quicker so now photograph the other happy snapper
Liverpool |
stack of plates. This is "No Title (Stacked Plates)" by the American Sculptor Robert Therrien who likes to super-size household items and trigger memories of childhood. These huge plates tower over you and when walking around the shiny curves make it seem as though it is smoothly moving. Quite discombobulating but mesmerising.
An entry to ABC Wednesday - a hop from letter to letter through the alphabet
7 comments:
Great idea to feature high rises. The stack of plates would make me want to put a hand on it and steady them before realizing it was sculpture. Carver, ABC Wed. Team
Lots of creative photography for H ~ lovely ^_^
leaning tower of dishes
ROG, ABC Wednesday team
Love the Highrise of stacked plates.
The photo of the juxiposition of new and old buildings is really good too.
Great shots of high rising buildings.
The first one is like a 3D presentation!
Haghpat Monastery, Armenia
Catching up with letter H entries.
Rose, ABC Wednesday Team
i was thinking yesterday while looking at the amazing colors of sunset from our street that people living in those tall buildings and high rises are so lucky because they can view the the sky with all of its magnificence anytime they want. but then, of course, that is only if there's no other high rises around them. :)
thanks for visiting my ABC Wednesday entry!
Post a Comment