Sol LeWitt - the w(c)all

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Finalmente arrivo 1! MI piace particolarmente questo tuo scatto, equilibratissimo e contrapposto in qualche modo, un uomo ed un affaccio sull'esterno a dx, una donna ed un affaccio su un interno a sx ... curatissimo b&w, bravo Andrea!

Perfect timing and composition!Sempremoltobravo....

Excellent moment and timing. Two people speaking by phone and static geometrical objects work very well together and illustrate the world of different sides. Lovely contrast and tonal range.

Interesting space! And a very interesting track with going to the opposite sides of a man and a woman!

Oh, this is a good one, Andrea, with lots of room for interpretation.The two phoning people in combination with LeWitt's artwork remind me of Kant who said once that the brain must be a geometry engine...( my opinion for what it's worth)

Tanti auguroni a te e famiglia per un Natale di pace e serenità e un Anno Nuovo ricco di piacevoli novità.

Hi dear Andrea,

You shared an excellent shot with us full of creativity,nice details and unique view point!I could not see like it before!

Wish you and your family a great X-mass!

Best regards(Bobby).

 

i'm always late, but thanks for your words and  all my wishes for a happy christmas!

the photo which may only be seen as an interesting composition is in fact a deep reflection on contemporary world and I read it nothing short of a little warning:-}.

All the best for Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Excellent photo! As always fantastic in many ways! :)

All the best to you, dear Anrea and have a great and pleasant holidays!

Happy New Year!

Tanya

You nicely exposed this piece of art Andrea with beautiful rich gray tones.....

The nice composition with the human presence in natural poses make the scene very vivid....

My best season’s greetings.

I like it a lot..I intend for taking this genre shots...regards.

Gunnar has spoken my initial take on this one.  You seem to have a knack for taking someone else's artwork and, with the addition of another element or two, make it your own.  I'm reminded of your similar shot of Karen Kamauski's photo exhibit in your PN portfolio.  Don't misunderstand me, I'm not condemning you.  On the contrary, we all do this to some degree whether we include a piece of art or architecture or other manufactured element.  Yours simply seem to work better than the average.  Best, LM.