Challenge:Serendipity (Basic Editing I) Camera:Canon PowerShot G5 Location: DeCordova Museum in Lincoln Date: Apr 18, 2004 Aperture: F/4 ISO: auto Shutter: 1/501 sec. Galleries:Abstract Date Uploaded: Apr 18, 2004
This is a fragment of "Marble Reflections" by William Harby at DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park, the most serendipitous place I know... I loved the reflections of bare tree branches in the polished steel parts of this sculpture... there were lots of changes there since the last time I visited, never seen this piece before today... I was going there to take a picture of another sculpture, which was gone..., so, I consider this one a lucky find indeed...
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In the future don't drink then go to sculpture parks or at least stand up after you fall over. A camera is a vicious weapon in the hands of someone like you. I'm very upset.
Interseting shot. For some reason the colour here is rubbing me in the wrong way. Perhaps a black and white selection would have a greater impact. But thats just me.
Are you sure this one wasn't for "Chaos"? Turning the picture sideways comes off more as cleverness than talent. (like those crocheted toilet paper covers that look like dolls, people say "isn't that clever", not "you're so talented") Great shot, though, once I turn it right way up.