For my last Skywatch Friday I posted a color shot here from a different perspective of this same work which is in the NC Museum of Art's Museum Park . I thought I'd post this black and white shot to show what it looks like as you approach it. The Gyre by Thomas Sayre is made of concrete, colored with iron oxide and reinforced with steel.
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Sunday, October 12, 2008
Monochrome Monday: The Gyre in black and white
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16 comments:
What a scenic place! I love it! The arch are very interesting.
My Monochrome post is here. Hope you can check it out, too! Thanks!
This is great! Love it...
looks very serene in mono... beautiful
I think I prefer this to your original.
Thanks for the Linkey page comment, you are the only one to note the picture so far.
Great perspective that seems more stunning and unusual in black and white!
Still just as impressive in black and white. I love the spacing between them - this angle is great.
This post brought back fond memories of movies on the lawn. Do they still do that? Love the sculpture in black and white. BJ
Wonderful scenic view. Lndscapes in mono aresoemtimes so much more efffective.
THat's a very unusual piece of art.
Very nice b&w... invokes a peaceful feeling. Love the original, also!
Fabulous .. it looks perfect in BW!
:-Daryl
Two shots of the same Art work, and they look so different. The color shot and its perspective seems to be an half-buried string. I really love it. The B&W shot looks like archs.
I think that The Gyre 'lives' with the color and the light.
Really interesting. I like both views.
I really have to get over there some day soon (okay, not too soon... not with the fair starting up in a few days). It's criminal that I haven't been considering it's only a little over a mile from my house.
Nicely done!
I like the black and white version more than the color version, it just seem to have more a mood to it
That's excellent! I love the way it looks.
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