Shortly after taking this pic I was approached by security guards who told me there was no photography allowed in the building. I said that it was good that I had already taken several shots and one gave me a big smile and said, "Yes".
Saturday, March 16, 2013
Art In The Lobby - B
Shortly after taking this pic I was approached by security guards who told me there was no photography allowed in the building. I said that it was good that I had already taken several shots and one gave me a big smile and said, "Yes".
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So why no photography? Do "they" think you're going to try to copy the art/sculptures? Sheesh!
You're lucky he didn't make you delete the photos. Sounds like a nice guy.
I really like this work, too. Do you think First Nation people have achieved justice in Canada?
Both this one and yesterday's are wonderful. What fantastic talent of both artists. The whole "no photography" thing drives me nuts.
This is great! And so are the works on the previous post.
The no photography rule that so many places seem to have is, in my opinion, absurd. Well done for getting your shots, if you hadn't, I and probably many, many other people would never know these pieces existed. They should applaud you for the free publicity!
A work of art!
It's a beautiful piece.
I do think the no photographs concept is rather silly....
Another great looking sculpture. Good on you for getting the shots!
;-) well done Red Pat!
Amazing sculpture.
Nice pic Red Pat, strangely, the first thing that came to my mind was a pneumatic drill!
Have a good weekend!
A very interesting lobby area Pat, lots to see. Lucky you got your shots in, well done.
Fascinating piece, glad to know Canadian Security guards are as ridiculous as American ones, I really don't understand their dislike of people taking photos inside their buildings
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