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André Bermak
{K:14443} 8/5/2004
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Linda perspectiva!!!!(add to fav....)
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Thilo Bayer
{K:50358} 7/28/2004
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Hi Neil,
na dann will ich dir mal auf deutsch antworten ;-)
ja, das ist tatsächlich wie ein schneckenhaus aufgebaut. hoffe, der eindruck kommt auch durch das bild rüber. was die arme usw. angeht: genau die geben dem ganzen IMHO leben. ohne alles wäre mir das motiv persönlich zu steril. aber geschmäcker sind verschieden ;-)
danke für dein feedback und beste grüße in die schwyz!
P.S.: Das mit den sonnenstrahlen hat gewirkt ;-)
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Ahmet Baki Kocaballi
{K:13618} 7/28/2004
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great capture and architecture
congrats
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Efisio Mureddu
{K:13104} 7/27/2004
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Thank you Thilo for this image.
Efisio
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Thilo Bayer
{K:50358} 7/27/2004
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Hi Ursula (welcome back),
ja, das ist tatsächlich ne kompakt kamera ;-) allerdings musste freund photoshop doch den einen oder anderen "fehler" ausgleichen.
Liebe Grüße, Thilo
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Thilo Bayer
{K:50358} 7/27/2004
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Dear Efisio,
thanks for your inspiring analysis. enjoyed every word in it.
Take care, Thilo
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Thilo Bayer
{K:50358} 7/27/2004
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Dear Gayle,
no, it wasn't too easy to get this shot WITHOUT the people here. I'm not sure if they are really necessary but I included them to get some hints of "humanity" in here and get away from pure & massive architecture.
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Efisio Mureddu
{K:13104} 7/27/2004
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Wright rules Carlheinz, Wright rules..
Cheers.
Efisio
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Carlheinz Bayer
{K:14220} 7/27/2004
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Wright rocks! I like the fine details and the soft toning! C.
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Gayle's Eclectic Photos
{K:91109} 7/27/2004
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hi,Thilo ~ Ditto what Hugo wrote ;D ..LOL..no noise this time on my monitor ..not sure i care for the people being present only because you can barely see them/or parts of them..probably difficult to get this shot without people around though...love the hint of blue...like the geodesic look of the top..fine job!..regards,gayle
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Efisio Mureddu
{K:13104} 7/27/2004
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Perfect... a masterpiece.
A fabulous tibute to the architecture of the last WRIGHT period. The BW accentuates the spiral with some exciting tones. The great roof projects a light which exalts everything more. His circular form exalts the verticality of the perspective escape more.
Regards.
Efisio
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Neil Dolman
{K:26883} 7/27/2004
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Hallo Thilo, so heute schreiben wir Deutsch in einem Versuch Usefilm ein etwas internationales "Flair" zu geben :)
Mir gefällt dieses Bild. Die "Off-set Zentrum mit den Kurven errinert mich an einem Schneckenhaus, aber das hast du sicher gesehen... nicht wahr?
Ich glaube das einzige was mich stört sind die Leute, die Armen usw. Ich glaube "leer" wäre besser hier. ich kann mir vorstellen, dass das ein Ding der unmöglichkeit ist an so einem populären Ort. Gute Arbeit - Thilo
Ich schicke dir jetzt einen Gruss, und dein wünsche entsprechend viele Sonnensträhle aus der Schweiz in deine Richtung :)
Neil
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Uwe Bachmann
{K:10222} 7/27/2004
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ich habe nun wirklich keine veranlassung noch einen großen roman hierzu zu schreiben. es fehlen mir eh die worte....einfach genial thilo. gleich mal in die favoriten damit...
ein paar sonnenstrahlen willst du? nun, ich geh mal in den keller meines brötchengebers nachschauen, vielleicht liegen dort noch ein paar herum....;-)
gruß, uwe
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Clifton Jones
{K:10688} 7/27/2004
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Cool shot..great perspective...great design...well done...
clifton...
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Ursula Luschnig
{K:21723} 7/26/2004
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Also Thilo, da kann man nur staunen...das war doch nicht mit einer Kompaktkamera??!!?Oder hab ich da was missverstanden?Einfach unglaublich...:)Du willst es schon wieder wissen....:=) Und Du wirst!
Viele Grüsse,Ursula
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Enjoy
{K:16125} 7/26/2004
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Very pleasing to the eye....
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Thilo Bayer
{K:50358} 7/26/2004
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Dear Erik,
it makes me happy that you mentioned the glimpes of human form. In fact, my favourite is the fist on the left. =)
Take care and thanks for the critics, Thilo
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Thilo Bayer
{K:50358} 7/26/2004
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Dear Hugo,
I really appreciate critics where people take the ball and throw it into a different direction. You mentioned the DOF. You are - completely right. I would love to go there and make new shots. And I definitely will, with the D70. My Pentax has a horrible strong depth of focus. great for some moments, but nothing for portraits or difficult lighting conditions. I don't know if you ever tried a compact camera. But they sure have some technical problems ;-)
So I swear: I wil go back to Guggenheim, with a DSLR and a lens with great light values. ;-)
Take care and thanks for the encouragement, Thilo
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 7/26/2004
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Hi Thilo, time to return the favour.... ) The Guggenheim looks like a fascinating place. Each photo I've seen of that museum on usefilm, (including your other featured one) has a very majestic, yet abstract and corporate feel about it. This one is no excepption. The building lends itself perfectly for using different angles, and composing with lines, light, geometries and people.
That's also what I like in this image. There are the lines in the various levels and balconies, but also of the sharp edge, slightly curved to the left, but composed of straight lines, in very good harmony with the patterns in the roof.
The off-centered composition works very well. I always tend to appreciate most off centered compositions better than more static, centered images.
Then there is the contrast between the rigid structures and geometry of the building and it's users, breaking the perfect harmony of lines, only to liven it up. People unaware of the influence they exert on their environment.
Then there is the near desaturation of the tones, with only a faint hint of blue remaining. I think that's a very subtle tuning.
This angle and wide DOF removes the feeling of the actual height of the building, tough. With the curved lines it's already difficult to assess the height of each individual floor, but as there's nothing to suggest or hints at the actual hight above the balconies. Not sure how to achieve that, though. I'd keep the DOF the way it is... The only thing I can think of is to select another angle where you can also see the walls supporting the roof. That would result in a completely different shot, though.
I think that is the only thing that could be argued. Pretty lame, to be honest, but that's what you get with such a beauty....)
Excellent work, Thilo!
Cheers,
Hugo
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Tony Diana
{K:13396} 7/26/2004
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Un precioso tiro
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Carmem A. Busko
{K:48785} 7/26/2004
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wow!
Very well composed and balanced,Thilo!
You?re succesful in including these architetural elements!
Congrats!
Thank you for your comment!
Carmem
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Maria José Barres
{K:11276} 7/26/2004
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Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great work Thilo! 7+
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Giuliano Guarnieri
{K:36622} 7/26/2004
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Simply great!!!!!!!!!
A perfect composition of shapes and objects, it capture you!!
Bye
Giuliano
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Sally A.
{K:4601} 7/26/2004
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Very nice Angle.
good job. Great image
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[[dead account]]
{K:6692} 7/26/2004
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The tones are scrumptious and the perspective is stunning.
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Tolis Elefantis
{K:3550} 7/26/2004
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Excellent composition! Fantastic! Congrats!
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Erik Neldner
{K:10846} 7/26/2004
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Thilo,
Another beauty! I love the way the geometry doesn't quite line up perfectly. I also appreciate the teasing glimpses of human form. Nice work.
Erik
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