I had a request to photograph a certain piece over at GVSU's Pew Campus - they've got a swarm of outdoor art and sculpture. Most of what I've been showing you has been indoors, so I thought I'd head over there while I still had some good light. It was a beautiful fall day today and the sunlight when I was visiting these pieces was delicious! The whole visit actually was a feast for the senses, a passing train was my soundtrack. The air was crisp smelling and the sunlight was fading, yet still a touch warm. All I needed was a yummy snack!
Tomorrow is our last day for voting. Is there a certain piece you'd like to see me cover in tomorrow's post? I'm probably going to see about visiting my top pieces, but I'd like to hear about yours. Leave me a comment and I'll see what I can do! Thanks for stopping by!
4 comments:
Thanks for fulfilling my request.Is the piece as impressive in person as your photo makes it to be?
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@RTL the Death of Venus is actually smaller in person than I thought it would be when I saw other pictures. Also it is elevated about 6 or 7 feet off the ground. I wasn't sure I'd like it - skull and all, but it's an interesting interpretation of Birth of Venus.
I'm not sure if it's the red or the shiny or the skull--but it kind of creeping me out. But I'm not a fan of skulls.
Haven't met many who are. LOL
Fact is. Everybody's got one. Venus is like beauty and grotesque personified. It speaks to me. lol
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