my love in heaven
by tanguera

Comment by cgino:
This is so voyeuristic, I love it! Reminiscent of a drive-in screen, what a great combination with the starry sky. Beautiful!

Witness to Desire
by tanguera

Comment by CNovack:
The strong blue hues and dark tones give this a haunting feel - one of mystery and sadness. Once I saw that tropical flower and the woman with the water I instantly thought of the story surrounding the watery cave in Hawaii - of a Hawaiian maiden who haunts the place because she was denied her true love ala a Hawaiian Romeo and Juliet

my love in heaven
by tanguera

Comment by CNovack:
This truly takes star-crossed lovers to a new height:-) It does take on the aspect of a private showing - or perhaps it is a memory being replayed as the person introspectively looks back upon his past to relive happy times.

Playing with Mel
by tanguera

Comment by tanguera:

Originally posted by Jedusi: p.s. has anyone told her that even her shadows taller than she is :- P

LOL!!! I wouldn't dare. She's a bit feisty...

Incidentally, although it does look like concrete, that's the structure's famous stainless steel skin. The processing brought out the dark blotches (and incidentally, the shadow), and the texture overlay roughed up the surface.

Playing with Mel
by tanguera

Comment by Ja-9:
sounds like you had a ball...this is someplace that I really want to visit...great combination of overlays

moon bathers
by tanguera

Comment by Ja-9:
very mystical...looks like they are going to swim off into the future...great choice of overlays

Playing with Mel
by tanguera

Comment by carofo:
Encounter of the 3rd type? "And then the rays of light appeared from underneath the vessel and they pulled her up, while she looked totally amazed..." I like it when pictures tell stories : )

Playing with Mel
by tanguera

Comment by Jedusi:
"She must be counting all the pigeons up there...one...two...three " rofl . .

Love the different mixes - colours and grunge, squares in the concrete against ripples from the layer .. angle formed by Deb and her shadow forming an anchor in the corner of the shot.

p.s. has anyone told her that even her shadows taller than she is :- P

Playing with Mel
by tanguera

Comment by ursula:
:) Neat picture. Gehry's work never looked both so peachy and so dirty, at the same time!

Playing with Mel
by tanguera

Comment by hihosilver:
She must be counting all the pigeons up there...one...two...three hundred!

Beautifully made photo, Johanna!