Both of these shots were taken at the same place at the North Carolina Museum of Art.
In the first shot I was including the sky in between the top of the gallery wings and also reflected in the mirrored panels in the exterior building. In the second shot I was including the reflected sky in the reflecting pool which is built in outside between the wings.
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Thursday, May 13, 2010
Skywatch Friday: Looking up and looking down
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30 comments:
Cool idea getting the whole panorama like that. And I really love the "looking up" angle!
Fabulous ... really
Cool concept Carver. You can get a lot of skywatch posts from this one visit I'm guessing.
Wow I agree with everyone. Its truly fabulous! and awesome!
Happy SWF.
Beautiful shots. In the first one the overhead sky looks as if it is part of the building.
That is a very interesting picture. Valerie
Wow! What terrific captures, Carver! Really superb composition! And I love the "looking up" angle, too! Have a wonderful weekend!
Sylvia
beautiful reflection...
Superb Perspective! Amazing Shots!
Pixellicious Photos
What a strage place arver, but so nice to watch, the reflection and the sky :-)
So so special shots today
so different but I love it :)))
and i thought this place is in a container van...LOL! but i love the composition of the photos. great shots!
Wow I like that open roof shot and the water reflection. Happy weekend!
SkywatchFriday
Very artsy shots of the Museum of Art!
Nice work Carver!
Reflections, shadows, sky! You caught the lot!
Wonderful reflections. Great pictures.
Cool shots, Carver! I especially love the sky in the reflecting pool.
Fantastic captures. I love both images. Thank you for sharing.
That's a terrific perspective for these shots.
Sydney - City and Suburbs
Both are great shots, Carver! Impressive building.
I like both shots.
The reflection shot is way cool with all that glass and plainness around and it works well in the skyshot too!
Wonderful shots - nice work Carver!
I agree with Mojo with the 'looking up' effect. The water reflecting upwards look good as well :)
Happy Weekend Carver!
Nice blue sky and reflections!
Interesting perspectives, Carver, and great shots!!
Joining SWF for the first time.
skywatch in Valencia
beautiful!
This is what you called "all in one shot" perfect for SW, WW, WW, Reflection. you nailed it.
Cool reflections!
I like the second shot, only because I like looking at reflections
Both are great skywatch shots :) It takes a seasoned Skywatcher to 'see' the 2nd shot ;)
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