Senedd 2 by Mark Chambers ARPS AFIAP CPAGB BPE3


27-JUL-2013

Senedd

I loved the inside of this building.
Not to Mr Morton's taste!

http://www.assemblywales.org/visiting/senedd.htm
A mini Pbase meet up with Martin Lamoon, Chris Morton and me.

Nikon D7000
1/30s f/8.0 at 48.0mm iso640 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto

Milan Vogrin		01-Sep-2013 07:57
Beautiful! V!

Bill Klein		30-Aug-2013 19:53
Superb! V!

globalgadabout		18-Aug-2013 17:32
a vibrant abstract..

vj4000		13-Aug-2013 02:53
This is a remarkable image ! V

Being Me		11-Aug-2013 03:36
Love the lines! V

mart senior		10-Aug-2013 22:54
super abstract pic ...v

Karen Stuebing		10-Aug-2013 22:01
Great lines and curves and the way they form a spiral shape. V.

Johnny JAG		10-Aug-2013 21:08
Brilliantly composed shot

Guest		10-Aug-2013 21:01
Excellent image of all these lines....

Brian Samuel		10-Aug-2013 20:27
The lines are really good for photography. Would have to reserve judgement on a whole area of them in a building, so will have to visit one day and take a looksee :0)

Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)		10-Aug-2013 19:43
Beautiful work, my friend!V Paolo

Helen Betts		10-Aug-2013 18:55
Almost dizzying with the wealth of competing lines. POV is superb, as are color and light. I love this building, too! V.

bill friedlander		10-Aug-2013 17:14
A captivating play of forms! Sophisticated composition and frame! V

Colin Storey		10-Aug-2013 12:58
Fantastic image with great shapes and patterns. v

Stephanie		10-Aug-2013 11:56
Awesome work of art Martin! BV+++

Hank Vander Velde		10-Aug-2013 11:48
A terrific well captured image of these beautiful wood finished structural elements Mark. Nice compo and POV too of the column framing in to the ceiling..

John Reynolds LRPS		10-Aug-2013 10:13
Great use of the wood patterns and curves. V.

Fong Lam		10-Aug-2013 08:43
Love how the curves meet the straights....well seen and a superb composition...V

Martin Lamoon		10-Aug-2013 07:13
Wonderful shot of these magnificent curves. V

chris morton		10-Aug-2013 06:55
I did take a very similar one to this, not in quite so close, and don't dispute the potential for photography. Mary is probably right, but our generation were brought up to consider the form of buildings as related to their structure (as in animal/fish skeletons) and function (as in making Welsh legislature Welsh, not following London dictates and fashion.

Mary Bowles		10-Aug-2013 06:36
Pick of the bunch. Love your perspective on this soaring work, reminiscent of Gehry. Exhilarating.

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