Looking up photos of artworks on Yelp is brilliant. You get a real feel for how certain spaces are. The Sistine Chapel image is particularly compelling with the people in the photo. The ceiling captured blurred. The photo makes you feel like you are _moving_ through the space. That this is truly a space first. One where we are meant to move and exist in.
I was just doing something similar yesterday, looking up as many photos as I could of the 90-foot-by-72-foot Sol LeWitt public artwork that _was_ in downtown Chicago since 1985. It was recently removed. All the various angles and perspectives from the photos is interesting. Especially on Google Streetview.
looking at these collection of pics made me smile big. thank you.
I'm glad <3
Very cool idea. Thank you for sharing these photos which offer a different perspective to the “perfect” or “standard” pictures people expect to see
I completley agree!
Love love love this
thank you sophia! the queen of found photographs! xx
Looking up photos of artworks on Yelp is brilliant. You get a real feel for how certain spaces are. The Sistine Chapel image is particularly compelling with the people in the photo. The ceiling captured blurred. The photo makes you feel like you are _moving_ through the space. That this is truly a space first. One where we are meant to move and exist in.
I was just doing something similar yesterday, looking up as many photos as I could of the 90-foot-by-72-foot Sol LeWitt public artwork that _was_ in downtown Chicago since 1985. It was recently removed. All the various angles and perspectives from the photos is interesting. Especially on Google Streetview.
these photos carry such a special energy ⭐ thank you for sharing this collection; it made me believe in humanity a little again.
this is really smart/great ah
lovely