For those of you who follow this blog extremely closely, you may remember seeing the above image a while back as part of a post I did when I received a Lens Baby. I liked the resulting Diptych style image so much I have been playing with the idea more…
The first image is a science building on the NAU campus. In later incarnations I tried to make the buildings look a little more ‘put together’. Above is the back side of the Bank of America building in Flagstaff.
I haven’t played with this idea in quite a while, but revisited it while in Prescott this week. Here we see another bank…although I don’t remember which one exactly…Also I began to play with more than two panels.
A historic house on the Sharlot Hall Museum grounds. I really like the way this one came out…Perhaps my favorite of the series… I like the way these images give a feeling of the building and perhaps offer a new perspective on architecture we encounter everyday and may not give a second glance.
Finally, a five panel image of the front side of Prescott’s court house. This building has been photographed ad nauseam; however, I venture that no one has done it like this before…
Another post down, look for more tomorrow and as I finish the film I shot last week you can bet I will post it here first…
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