Saturday, December 05th, 2009 | Author: lisa
Entering the art installation “Three Gems” by James Turrell, June 2007. The linear structure in the background is part of the DeYoung Museum, San Francisco. (The link takes you to the museum website to learn more about this incredible piece.)
Category: PhotoHunt
Gorgeous!
This piece has wonderful curves! Great shot. Have a good weekend.
Your picture is better than theirs.
Intriguing work of art and perfect for the theme.
More than the curves, I liked the contrast of colors in the photo. =)
GREAT photo!
Very cool abstract looking!
Thanks for visiting!
lol . . . thank you!
Fabulous photo
Wow! such lovely colours
An artistic attempt — not just the use of the sculpture but your photography angle!
Great photo. This fits the theme so perfectly.
What a great photo – such an inspired choice!
Great cdhoice. I love it!
Thanks for visiting, Very abstract,
I went to SF many years ago, and had the giant crab at Fisherman wharf. A photo of the crab’s claws would be curve too.
Nice photo. Thanks for dropping by. Only free to pay you a visit now, was too occupied.
Hmm…Nice piece of architecture!
Beauticul shot! Funny – I associate the deYoung with angular, severe lines – you did well to fins some cirves. It is a wonderful spot to visit!
I agree completely that the deYoung is all angles . . . it’s a lovely museum, but sort of viciously modern. (Then again, I really liked the pre-renovation neo-Greek building.)