Street Sculpture, Bethesda, Maryland
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14 March 2012
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That is just too cool - and a really nice shot. Is it a permanent installation? What do you know about it?
ReplyDeleteThat is really cool! And a really cool picture, too!
ReplyDeleteLovely focus. The glass pane adds mystery to the shot.
ReplyDeleteinteresting..I would love to see it in person.
ReplyDeleteThat's so beautiful! The installation is interesting, but the color play with the outside coming in makes it really special.
ReplyDeleteThat's so beautiful! The installation is interesting, but the color play with the outside coming in makes it really special.
ReplyDeleteVery nice - most of our street sculpture tends to be very large and very metallic.
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I like this, it proves once again that less is more
ReplyDeleteI don't know anything about the piece except it looked permanent. It was glass panels with copper fittings. There were a number of prisms and some steel structural pieces. The entire piece was dome-shaped and you could walk inside and around it.
ReplyDeleteIt was difficult to shoot because the sculpture was transparent and very reflective. Finally I went small, and that seemed to work.
Really interesting -- lots of contrasts with the reflection, and textures. Cool!
ReplyDeleteWow, I love how the dance of light and background colors are diffused against the turquoise edges of the glass!
ReplyDeleteI so wish that we had street sculpture in our city. I have never seen any, and feel like I am missing out. Great photo today!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, did you post it on instagram too, looks familiar? Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteBookbabie: no. But I'm sure I'm not the first person to have photographed the sculpture. :)
ReplyDeleteVery very cool! I'd love to see the whole sculpture, but the small part you photographed is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI love the lines and reflections! Great shot! Looks like a beautiful work of art.
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDelete«Louis» thanks you for visiting San Francisco Bay Daily Photo.
Another great photo. You have an incredible eye.
ReplyDeleteAnother great photo. You have an incredible eye.
ReplyDeleteI like that a lot - would be curious to see it in person.
ReplyDeleteThere is the combination of glass and the floating metallic pieces.
How beautiful! I wonder how often they have to clean it.
ReplyDeleteTHat is really beautiful and special
ReplyDeleteNice! Is every bracket different?
ReplyDeleteOooh, how lovely!! Great shot!
ReplyDeleteNow that's an interesting piece. I really enjoy the street sculpture. We've been getting more of it every year, some permanent and some just for the season. We had a giant eyeball last year and I never got around to photographing it before they took it down!
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