Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Lutheran church 2012

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Dear Everyone:


I find church architecture

to be powerful and inspiring.


Enjoy.


Helen.


Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Hollis st. 2012

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Dear Everyone:

Here is a sample of my shots from

an outing to the Art Gallery

of Nova Scotia (located on Hollis St.).



I enjoyed shooting architecture.


Enjoy.


Helen.



Saturday, October 23, 2010

City Chic 2010

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Dear Everyone:

A few more shots of buildings
downtown for architecture afficiandos/buffs.
A mansion with icing trim and a front
entry with wallpaper.

Enjoy.

Helen

Friday, March 12, 2010

Dubuffet 2010

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Dear Everyone:

I get particularly thrilled by
encountering art that surrounds
the viewer.

French artist Jean Dubuffet
did such an installation in the early
1970's entitled Closerie Falbala
as seen in World of Interiors
March 2010.

This installation is an
architectural sculpture
made of concrete and marked by
graffitti-like lines of black
on white with blue and red areas.
Apparently the lines are created
by allowing in drawing the
pencil to wander in an automatic way.
The 3-D installation allows
the viewer to walk into it and through it.

There are large walls, different heights
to allow for seating and a central
antechamber structure.

Outside Paris it is available
for private viewings.

Hope that you enjoy this
glimpse of this important
artwork.

Helen.

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Faces in the Architecture III 2010

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Dear Everyone:

I returned to the same building
to capture more faces in the architecture.

I set out to capture a more 3D effect.

I think this worked with the best example
being facesinthearchitecture112010 -
one of the lion images.

I also think the composition of
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is very strong.

Hope that you enjoy these
images.
Have a keep-trying-until-
you-get-it-right-kind-of-day.
Helen.

Sunday, February 7, 2010

Faces in the Architecture cont'd 2010

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Dear Everyone:

Two more images of stonework
on the same building as posted a
few days ago.

This figure looks like Neptune, the sea god,
however I am not certain.

Hope that you enjoy these
images.

Have a buckle-down-and-
catch-up kind of day.

Helen.

Friday, February 5, 2010

Stone lion 2010

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This folk art painting of a lion
in stone is based on my photos
from a day or so ago.

I enjoy using my own photos
as a photo reference for a
painting.

Hope that you enjoy this
image.

Have a plan-an-outing-to-
an-art-gallery kind of day.


Helen.

Thursday, February 4, 2010

Faces in the architecture 2010

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Dear Everyone:

I have always loved statues and stonework
featuring faces in the architecture.
Here are a few images I took yesterday.
Hope that you enjoy them.

Have a stay-inside-sheltered-
from-the-bitter-cold kind of day.
Helen.