It turns even the most utilitarian structures into a delightful ensemble of light and shadow.
(Campus UCSD)
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We like it here! One Germerican and one American translating Los Angeles for the World.
FrogBlog | Translating Los Angeles
We like it here! One Germerican and one American translating Los Angeles for the World.
It turns even the most utilitarian structures into a delightful ensemble of light and shadow.
(Campus UCSD)
Nicely framed. I like it.
What a fabulous photo. I really had to study it to understand the structure, because of the wonderful perspective you gave it. It’s actually lovely geometric art.
Thanks to both of you.
I actually have been asked now and then about my architecture photos: “Do you ever do anything but details and angles?”
Ahem – yes, but only if no interesting details and angles are around. And trust me, they are everywhere. A few weeks ago I did one of my little safaris in Downtown Los Angeles, in a part of the warehouse district which has not yet been turned into hip and cool loft and gallery structures. I actually had planned to take shots of rundown places, crumbling walls, graffiti and the like – and ended up raving about a building of the LADWP sitting in the midst of a rather run down (and not always quite safe) area.
Those lines! The details! The light!
I’ll post something about that the next time.