The theme this month is "edges" and I thought I would show some of the edges of Boston City Hall, a
victim poster child of the
Brutalist yes, that is a real style of architecture. To view how others have interpreted the theme this month
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19 comments:
You have indeed picked a building with a lot of edges.
I don't know about the rest of the building but this photo makes it look rather cold and foreboding, not welcoming of the people the way I would think that a City Hall should be. This looks more like a giant military pill box or bunker.
I love this image! What a great composition and use of the lines in the subject. The black and white an excellent choice, it gives the image a timeless feeling.
Spectacular building and so many edges, but my goodness, what a stunning photo with that light, the figures and shadow. Love it!
Oh what a fantastic photo.
"Brutalist" is a perfect name! here, we would call that "stalinian style". the result is the same! BUT: the good side is that it allows to make wonderful pictures!Yours is so strong and impressive!
I just learned about Brutalism in architecture thanks to you. Wow, that's a blow! Your photo captures it beautifully and certainly fits today's theme!!!
Brutal fits! Rather like the Soviet era in Eastern Europe! :-)
Actually, I rather like the stark lines and edges.
The EDGES of those overhead steps make an optical illusion! Cool monochrome snap for theme day!
Perfect, perfect, perfect. I also really like the larger photos.
Very "edgy" and perfect for Theme Day!
It's a superb photo, and you might be surprised, but I really appreciate Brutalist style in architecture. We have some interesting examples here in Poland:)
Great choice of edges for the theme day. And great b&w.
Great image .... and a nice monochrome. Love the lines and light! Well done!
Irene
awesome image for theme day. quite epic!
This is spectacular!
I think this is one of the best edge photos. Well done!
Excellent perspective! Nicely done!
This is superb.
Nice one!
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