Norsk Fotomuseum

Very clean and almost sterile, nice capture.

I feel though, with all the lines caused by the ceramic tiles, that a camera with movements and a tripod, could possibly lift this somewhat by ensuring all the lines, both vertical and horizontal, are vertical and horizontal.

Real nitpicking comment but I have been amazed at the difference I have noticed, after first shooting with a 35mm for reconnaissance, making a print, then going back with a view camera and movements, then making a print

Aside from the larger negative thing, the difference in my experience, has sometimes been startling. Not always though!

I do like this, is it part of the museum, or is it part of the normal public area?

Mick.

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I Love It !

I dropped out of college because of an allergy to photo chemicals ...

Construction became my new creative hobby. I eventually learned how
to design bathrooms, and install ceramic tile. And then realized that plumbing
was my true calling. The fixtures, and the fittings are so beautiful !

Ron
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So you will appreciate this rather utilitarian arrangement at Sigurd Lewrentz's St. Peter's Church at Klippan in southwest Sweden: http://abdallah.hiof.no/klippan/20031228-171705.jpg (That's a forgotten wool mitten on the top. You'll have to imagine it's not there. And please excuse the shaken picture. There wasn't much light.)

borrel said:

So you will appreciate this rather utilitarian arrangement at Sigurd Lewrentz's St. Peter's Church at Klippan in southwest Sweden: http://abdallah.hiof.no/klippan/20031228-171705.jpg (That's a forgotten wool mitten on the top. You'll have to imagine it's not there. And please excuse the shaken picture. There wasn't much light.)

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.Yes, I Will !Ron.

engaging in its simplicity. love the juxtaposition of the straight and the curvilinear.