It's so cool! This image is so Matrix-like... where can I find this??? Is that the look now in London ??Thanks for your visit. ;-)Cheers.
Haha first time I have seen this photographed WITHOUT the sun!
Amazing!
Great photo. Haven't seen the installation yet, but hope to see it soon - in rain or shine.
Love this shot Mo!
wow -- great picfor composition as muchas scale and atmosphere -- great× × ×/t.
Excellent shot !!
Wow this is cool! Where is it?
That is an excellent picture! Very good indeed!
I love this composition. Nice.
Great with the umbrella and no sunshine weather.
Love this!:)
I am having trouble getting my head around this, yet everyone else seems to get it instantly.It is an artwork with a plastic sheet simulating heavy rain. There is a 'statue' on the other side - or a real person on the other side. Not sure.What is the reference to 'disappearing rooms'? I am totally at sea here ...
Julie, it is a art/fountain installation. Jets of water create every changing rooms. you can read more on a previous posthttp://aglimpseoflondon.blogspot.com/2009/08/interactive-art.html
That looks like so much fun!
Oh my, this photo is definitely one of my favorites this month so far!
Julie Here it is, shot from the balcony of the Royal Festival Hall in 2007:http://youtu.be/mKnO3HPeuEs
Ha. Got it now. Many thanks to the both of you. I can see that it would take patience ... and courage. Once again, thank you.
It's so cool! This image is so Matrix-like... where can I find this?
ReplyDelete?? Is that the look now in London ??
Thanks for your visit. ;-)
Cheers.
Haha first time I have seen this photographed WITHOUT the sun!
ReplyDeleteAmazing!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo. Haven't seen the installation yet, but hope to see it soon - in rain or shine.
ReplyDeleteLove this shot Mo!
ReplyDeletewow -- great pic
ReplyDeletefor composition as much
as scale and atmosphere -- great
× × ×
/t.
Excellent shot !!
ReplyDeleteWow this is cool! Where is it?
ReplyDeleteThat is an excellent picture! Very good indeed!
ReplyDeleteI love this composition. Nice.
ReplyDeleteGreat with the umbrella and no sunshine weather.
ReplyDeleteLove this!:)
ReplyDeleteI am having trouble getting my head around this, yet everyone else seems to get it instantly.
ReplyDeleteIt is an artwork with a plastic sheet simulating heavy rain. There is a 'statue' on the other side - or a real person on the other side. Not sure.
What is the reference to 'disappearing rooms'? I am totally at sea here ...
Julie, it is a art/fountain installation. Jets of water create every changing rooms.
ReplyDeleteyou can read more on a previous post
http://aglimpseoflondon.blogspot.com/2009/08/interactive-art.html
That looks like so much fun!
ReplyDeleteOh my, this photo is definitely one of my favorites this month so far!
ReplyDeleteJulie
ReplyDeleteHere it is, shot from the balcony of the Royal Festival Hall in 2007:
http://youtu.be/mKnO3HPeuEs
Ha. Got it now. Many thanks to the both of you. I can see that it would take patience ... and courage. Once again, thank you.
ReplyDelete