Watertower in Oostburg, The Netherlands. Build in 1950, designed by A.J. van Eck. It\'s 55 meters high which makes it the highest building in Zeeuws-Vlaanderen. Diameter on the ground is 17 meters. It\'s nog working as a watertower anymore and is now changing to bed&breakfast accomodation.
In 1995 the local artist Johnny Beerens made the artwork on the outside of leaking waterdrops.
Cropping, curves, contrast, gammacorrection.
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This image meets the challenge of creatively capturing an interesting photograph of architecture NOT as most images in this challenge are a photograph of interesting acrchitecture! This is IMO a well executed idea. Congratulations and well done.
The picture is a bit noisy, and the surface tension of water isn't quite strong enough to form droplets that big which makes it a bit unrealistic to me. Interesting idea, though!
This looks like yours, Titia. If anything is in question this would be it. Thought it was a very interesting shot. Not sure how it was done, but can't wait to find out.
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