Constructure 3

Not architecture in the usual sense, sure, but the massive shell, open to the sky and at the

corners, looked so much like the start of a house of cards a block on each side, and so

little like a building. A few more days, and they spoiled the effect by putting a roof on.

nice T :), and i like the strongly vertical edge of the black triangle, it makes the right side of the photo very bold and graphically loud, and because it's also tonally the inverse of the left side the photo as a whole becomes an interesting visual experience, solidly constructured (:))nice title) I do find myself wondering what you might have found if you'd tried removing context completely i.e. ambiguous-sky and nonspecific-upness

Thanks for your comment; I really struggled with wanting to rotate it CW thusly, but left it realistic, as I was inspired by New House In the Village by Laurent Lacoste, which, alas, is no longer in his portfolio (a foible of his). Sigh.

well i think you know i prefer it this way, :))also like a toothsome cyber pac-man with sierpinski cavities

Ooh ... Sierpinski. Interesting stuff that name led to; thanks! I see your point. I do suspect if I'd known in advance that M. Lacoste had deleted his pic — again! Jack McRitchie (who has made his own wholesale deletions) said Laurent was like some Bedouin photographer, and then used less, um, metaphorical language later ... it's the most ephemeral portfolio I visit — I might've rotated it to begin with. A propensity, I might add, I got from you, you southern hemisphere tilter-at-windmills-and-anything-else, you. I'm glad I don't have to choose; I like 'em both.