Monday, October 11, 2010
From Trip To Victoria, B.C.
A steel fabricating shop in Victoria, the cutoffs. He was working on the pieces for the bulbous bow of a ferry as I was photographing using a computer driven acetylene cutter, the planned cuts looking like a complicated model. I am informed some of the pieces cut out from these pieces went to make Honda Goldwing Tricycles.
This image has not been edited yet - straight from the raw processor.
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I quite enjoy the tonalities on those shackles/clamps, and the implied heart shape is cool. The composition feels top heavy, however.
That third one is making my head swim with it's Escher-like arrangement of staircases. Very fitting tonality on that one, too. I am always a fan of your precise, almost mathematical (for lack of a better word--that's not to say they are trite or "by the book") compositions, and this one works together beautifully with a subject that already seems to nod to that great mathematician/artist.
Wow, the shapes in these photos are fantastic! I really like the first one.
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