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| 21 October 2003 | Ed Hahn |
Sculpture by Kenneth Snelson - "Needle Tower", 1968, outside the Hirschorn Museum of the Smithsonian Institution.
The sculpture itself is a tapering structure of wire and rigid pipes. This shot is taken from near the base, and uses the taper to exaggerate the perspective. Nothing else was done to the shot to create the illusion of stretching to infinity.
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