Makin Me Dizzy!! by beachzz
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High rises in downtown San Francisco. You can get a very stiff neck trying to look at these as you drive down the streets---well, don't be driving and looking though!!
And, for Andrea--I know you'll hate these, but they do have some compelling presence!!
Comments (8)
Oooh, 21st-Century temples! Well, that's what they are in Chicago, but we have strange gods here. You're right: they have such a presence. In their way they're pretty, though I imagine how much prettier they'd be if some of them were greenhouses, while others were affordable homes, but that's just me. I love the way you've assembled this piece and the sense of ordered, structured repetition is really nice: it mirrors the standard skyscraper form itself...squares and rectangles and occasional, intriguingly empty spaces. I like this.
It does have a sense of beauty especially the way you have assembled it. I also prefer flowers and nature landscapes to cement and glass jungles, but i have to admit this dizzying collection is very compelling. Thanks for sharing your creativity. :)
Hideous, but great shots of hell.
Wonderful images composition !!!
Excellent compo in all these, well done!
Very interesting captures it's been a while since I've walked these streets
I'm into reflections so I like your collage!
lol Andrea: "Hideous, but great shots of hell". (It'd be great to find out that Andrea lived in a penthouse apt in Manhattan's upper West Side.) Anyway, you brought the ever-present high rise into a wholly new focus with these 6 encircling images. The whole almost seems kaleidoscopic. And your inner borders, made of bits of the high rise shots, makes it all seem like a hall of mirrors. A marvelous treatment of the all-present high rise city; and all the angles and light and shadows make for a really fine abstract. I really love this.