Our eyes perceive many shapes, forms, colors, textures, shadows and subtleties of light. Visual introspection can be influenced by a range of depth, in any direction. Depth doesn’t necessarily mean ‘down’.
Sensory overload. This is a wonderful photo and perfect for the challenge. There is more of something everywhere in the frame and the color behind the grille work really ties it all together for me. Thanks for posting this image.
Thanks Allan. I fished this out of my trusty Go To folder from our visit to the City Museum in St. Louis last year. It’s an amazing place to visit. Kids love it and THIS kid was no exception! You can climb and slide and crawl throughout the entire 5-6 story structure. Lots of fun and interesting things to look at — and photograph! Highly, HIGHLY recommended!
Well, that’s an interesting perspective! Thank you. It’s a photo I forgot I’d taken from our visit to the City Museum in St. Louis. It translates much better when viewed in a larger frame than the thumbnails on my computer or even the small slide show. That’s what I get for working on a small laptop!
Thanks, Barbara. I was pleasantly surprised to re-discover this in my photo folder of our trip to St. Louis last March. Isn’t that great — almost like Christmas!!
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Wow! I love all the lines and shapes you got in this one photo.
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Thanks Janet. It’s an incredible place — the City Museum in St. Louis. Highly recommended!!
This is a great view. Those lines really drag you up through the photo. You should come join my Look Up Challenge: http://travelwithintent.com/2015/01/28/byzantine-dome-madrid-church-teresa-jose/
Thanks Debbie. I’ll check it out!
Wow .. And another wow! This is so good! Loads of upward depth 😃
Thanks Julie. I love the City Museum in St. Louis where this was taken. A photographical fun house!!!
Wow. This is beautiful. So many interesting things to catch the eye.
Thank you. What a nice thing to say. I appreciate it!
Sensory overload. This is a wonderful photo and perfect for the challenge. There is more of something everywhere in the frame and the color behind the grille work really ties it all together for me. Thanks for posting this image.
Thanks Allan. I fished this out of my trusty Go To folder from our visit to the City Museum in St. Louis last year. It’s an amazing place to visit. Kids love it and THIS kid was no exception! You can climb and slide and crawl throughout the entire 5-6 story structure. Lots of fun and interesting things to look at — and photograph! Highly, HIGHLY recommended!
It sounds a lot like the Exploratorium in SF—another “hands-on” museum where science is interactive fun.
Duly noted! Have only been to San Francisco once and would love to return again someday. I’ll be sure to add this to our itinerary if ever we do!
It will bring out the child in you. Here is a link: http://exploratorium.org
This is an amazing shot! Dizzying! I makes me want to hold my breath.
Well, that’s an interesting perspective! Thank you. It’s a photo I forgot I’d taken from our visit to the City Museum in St. Louis. It translates much better when viewed in a larger frame than the thumbnails on my computer or even the small slide show. That’s what I get for working on a small laptop!
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Excellent, Julie!
Thanks, Barbara. I was pleasantly surprised to re-discover this in my photo folder of our trip to St. Louis last March. Isn’t that great — almost like Christmas!!
Love the perspective this photo brings! Thanks for posting.
Thank you! I almost overlooked this one!!
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