Everything looks more mysterious when backlit - and in monochrome.
Taken in the Armstrong Gallery at the Carnegie Center for the Arts.
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16 comments:
The people look like they could be an exhibit in themselves! Ghostly! Hope that guy isn't trying to play that guitar!
Nicely done!
Where can I buy an entrance ticket?!
Beautiful! I agree with Jacob - the patrons look like part of the exhibit.
wonderfully composed and shot!
I can almost here the monochromatic music :-)
Fine shot. You composed (LOL) well.
Cool angle.
Yes very good!
Good one! «Louis» likes the 'guitar'!
Re «Louis'» favorite hymn circa 1700, of the ones Tim played yesterday, it was Pachelbel's arrangement of that quintessential Lutheran hymn, Ein Feste Burg Ist Unser Gott. (Pachelbel was a Lutheran church musician; too bad we only remember him now because of his Canon!)
«Louis's» all-time favorite hymn tune is Hyfrydol.
It certainly does! That is a great shot.
That's a book shot.
True, monochrome does add an air of mystery. :) I like this shot a lot.
Great photo - the guitar is eye-catching. The people in the background me remind me of those in a movie I watched many years ago called (I think) The Day the Earth Stood Still.
Cheers.
Melbourne Daily Photo
Wow..fantastic!! I love that guitar. Really nice capture here.
Hope you have great week.
Regards, Regina-
Nice shot. Flare can be our friend sometimes.
Great photo...
Sue
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