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Published: 2008-07-16 13:31:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 10004; Favourites: 385; Downloads: 0
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... of the 21st century, that is.Le Louvre, France.
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Oh, those lines are phenomenal. Gorgeous piece!
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Hi, your beautiful work is featured in my journal here
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An imperfect picture of a perfect structure
How perfect
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Beautiful! I could stare at it for hours! :drools:
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I used to make abstract art digitally before. It's very nice to see abstract art being portrayed in real life--through architecture. This piece truly brings out the best in abstract (or at least in the images' perspective) architecture. Wonderful work.
-gl hf
~Xbx
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I like the geometric pattern and how the light emenates from the middle
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i don't know much about photography or actual art terminology, however i will add my unprofessional opinion lol ..
its hard not to take a beautiful shot of le louvre, after all - it's a work of art in itself. but the way you've done it has truly brought out the brilliance.
choosing not to pick a perfect center was smart. throwing in asymmetry to an symmetrical system really paid off, because you added more dimension. the colors tones are perfect. they are not overly focused on a bright beautiful blue sky (would take away from the concept IMO) and at the same time adding perfect contrast to the subject.
really a great piece.
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Haha 
Bright skies make no homes for mechanical spiders. 
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I recognised your shot in the front page.... so wow, congrats on your DD my friend 
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well personally I dont really like this picture of yours,(this is why i hadnt faved it) but you and a big amount of your work truly deserves a DD 
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Interesting shot. Is that the indide of the big pyramid or the small one? The shadows make it tricky to tell. It looks like an Escher drawing.
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Hm ... I actually can't remember. There are 3 pyramids aren't there?
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I love the pyramids at the Louvre! I have a few shots of them in my gallery.
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I saw! I love the inverted-x-negative-space-one.
Nice capture/perspective
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I would say thanks, but I'm unfamiliar with that kind of terminology
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great, really. here is my version : [link]
; )
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I saw! You have a different perspective on it.
I love gray skies ...
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me too : )
I like your version better, the format and the clouds make it special. congrats to your dd
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Hah - we could've run into each other, unknowingly.
Clean, beautiful blue.
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excuse me...which is your geometric study? there is no simmetry, no light games, no patterns....i don't understand...
thnx a lot for your answer. ^__^
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The photographer didn't say anything about geometric study, so you'd have better luck getting that answer from ^opioid .
But it's there. Look for the perspective, rather than the content.
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my question was direct to the artist, thank a lot for your intervention.
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Nooo problem, bubblybub. C:
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You mean why I did not follow conventional placement? I like asymmetry; not all cobwebs you find in nature are perfectly symmetrical, and neither are man-made ones.
Besides - many would pick a perfect center. I'm sure there are many with a perfect center.
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i'm sorry...i'm not against your art and your personal interpretation...i'm just trying to understand DD that recently seems to come without a concrete reason..
i repeat...i'm happy for you, nothing against, just asking myself some things.... ^___^
thanx for your answer.
bye
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Where any other photographer would go for a symmetrical shot, you went for a decentralised one. Awesome! Really an interesting capture.
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