(Semi) Minimalism (open thread)

[guido]

Lovely JNB_Rare

[John R]

Lovely JNB_Rare

Reminds me of Union Station in Toronto. Same patina and they have trees around the property also. Well seen.

JR

[JNB_Rare]

Reminds me of Union Station in Toronto. Same patina and they have trees around the property also. Well seen.

Oh, so very close. Backside of the Royal York Hotel across the street if memory serves.

[John R]

Ah yes, I think I am getting closer. I believe there are about three buildings in the area that have similar patina. If memory serves, one is the side of the museum. Here is almost dead ringer for your shot, albeit with a wider view. For me, at the time it was about capturing the light play from reflections of other buildings.

JR

[petermfiore]

Ah yes, I think I am getting closer. I believe there are about three buildings in the area that have similar patina. If memory serves, one is the side of the museum. Here is almost dead ringer for your shot, albeit with a wider view. For me, at the time it was about capturing the light play from reflections of other buildings.

JR

Highly evocative...Wonderful treatment!

Peter

[guido]

Ah yes, I think I am getting closer. I believe there are about three buildings in the area that have similar patina. If memory serves, one is the side of the museum. Here is almost dead ringer for your shot, albeit with a wider view. For me, at the time it was about capturing the light play from reflections of other buildings.

JR

That is awesome! Really nicely done!

[JNB_Rare]

Ah yes, I think I am getting closer. I believe there are about three buildings in the area that have similar patina. If memory serves, one is the side of the museum. Here is almost dead ringer for your shot, albeit with a wider view. For me, at the time it was about capturing the light play from reflections of other buildings.

JR

Lovely. No lack of reflective surfaces in that area – all those bank towers!

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Since JohnR reminded us about this thread, and I had just posted an image in the new thread (Photo chain -- minimalism,) I'll post it again here.
So, is this Minimalism or is it Semi-minimalism?   

Eric

[Michael West]

 

 

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Like!

[John R]

Lets get minimal:

JR

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

That's truly minimal, John.
So does it really belong in the Semi-minimalism thread?   

P.S. I like it.

[John R]

That's truly minimal, John.
So does it really belong in the Semi-minimalism thread?   

P.S. I like it.

Thanks Eric. I am sure Peter won't mind. He probably didn't know about this thread

JR

[KLaban]

Love.

[Jeremy Roussak]

That's truly minimal, John.
So does it really belong in the Semi-minimalism thread?   

P.S. I like it.

The "Semi" is in parentheses, which I think gives ample leeway.

So do I.

Jeremy

[Michael West]

Love.

Thank you KLaban

 

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

These are both lovely, Michael.

[KLaban]

Thank you KLaban

 

And again.

[John R]

These are both lovely, Michael.

Indeed they are.

JR

[Michael West]

These are both lovely, Michael.

The location in which sterling Johnson the local Bubble Man performed his craft..is sadly...now a supermarket parking lot.

he may be making bubbles elsewhere...but not next door to my apartment any longer.

 A more challenging project ive never encountered.

Thank you.