I've posted a number of pictures lately on St. Louis Daily Photo of the sculpture Kindly Geppetto by Tom Otterness in downtown's Citygarden. The last couple of them (here and here) have been titled Geppetto's Hammer because this old woodcarver in in the process of whacking little Pinocchio to bits with a gigantic mallet. Not kindly at all. I find the work dark and fascinating.But here's another hammer: a view of the north leg from inside the curve. It looks to me like a titanic blow from Thor or John Henry or maybe Maxwell blasting our city center.
bel effet, surtout le reflet dans l'arche. avec la taille de la personne, on peut se rendre compte de la taille de l'arche, impressionnante
ReplyDeletenice effect, especially image in the ark. with the size of the person, they can realize the size of the ark, impressive
I agree with Olivier. THis is a breathtaker for sure!
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Striking. Abstract. Visually compelling.
ReplyDeleteBob this is just excellent. What a pair of eyes you have. I love the b&w image today on your St. Louis blog too but for some reason, the comment function didn't work there. That monochrome shot looks deceptively simple but of course I know it wasn't. Another wonderful example of seeing beyond the obvious. Two more pages to add to your arch book. Found a publisher yet? May I suggest Clarion Books in San Francisco?
ReplyDeleteMost interesting photograph. The angle says it all I think.
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I like the boldness of this photo -it looks like a ship is coming straight at you...
ReplyDeletenice to meet you at blogosphera! so nice, that I will follow you work.
ReplyDeletehope you see more shoots as soon :)
Namaste/\
Carina & her Lens
Wow, what a perspective! EXCELLENT!
ReplyDeleteThe sky is the best thing here. :)
ReplyDeleteThe little person on the right is perfectly placed to give us an idea of the Arch's monstrous size.
ReplyDeleteNethra is wrong - the sky is far from the best thing there :-)