Comments on: Smaller Than Life–Gillette Stadium Architecture http://www.zacharybk.com/smaller-than-life-gillette-stadium-architecture.htm Photos You Care About Fri, 30 Jul 2010 16:33:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Katrina http://www.zacharybk.com/smaller-than-life-gillette-stadium-architecture.htm/comment-page-1#comment-23 Katrina Sat, 22 Aug 2009 13:09:16 +0000 http://www.zacharybk.com/?p=128#comment-23 LOL...shots of architecture and not the game. :) These are all stunning in detail and layout. The concept of smaller than life really does stand out. #2 is really interesting though because of where/how the focus is set. In this case I feel the viewer is instead made to feel small because the point of view is behind and below/on eye level with the seats perhaps? But it's also the focus that makes the entire picture really eye-catching; the deep azure and repeated smooth shapes really catch and hold the eye as well. #1 has such warm inviting colors, ranging from gold to deep copper. Very intricate photo overall, with the parallels and perpendiculars. I like how #3 encompasses the curve of the seats, like a unified motion throughout the picture. That's awesome how you've grabbed that gradient too - blue to white back to blue. Have you seen the scales of a monarch's wing before? That's also what #3 and 4 remind me of, in an abstract sense. http://www.bath.ac.uk/ceos/Insects3.html In a visual-tactile sense, 1 3 and 4 feel like if one were to reach into the picture, one would touch something very small, like the metal bits on a circuitboard, or perhaps some other kind of electronics. May the eye capture all that may be seen. Katrina LOL…shots of architecture and not the game. :) These are all stunning in detail and layout. The concept of smaller than life really does stand out.

#2 is really interesting though because of where/how the focus is set. In this case I feel the viewer is instead made to feel small because the point of view is behind and below/on eye level with the seats perhaps? But it’s also the focus that makes the entire picture really eye-catching; the deep azure and repeated smooth shapes really catch and hold the eye as well.

#1 has such warm inviting colors, ranging from gold to deep copper. Very intricate photo overall, with the parallels and perpendiculars.

I like how #3 encompasses the curve of the seats, like a unified motion throughout the picture. That’s awesome how you’ve grabbed that gradient too - blue to white back to blue. Have you seen the scales of a monarch’s wing before? That’s also what #3 and 4 remind me of, in an abstract sense. http://www.bath.ac.uk/ceos/Insects3.html

In a visual-tactile sense, 1 3 and 4 feel like if one were to reach into the picture, one would touch something very small, like the metal bits on a circuitboard, or perhaps some other kind of electronics.

May the eye capture all that may be seen.

Katrina

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