Sunday, 1 April 2012

Beware the man who isn't there!


Two views of the stair-well in the southern wing of the Australian Museum on College Street.


This is my contribution to the Weekend in Black and White community.

16 comments:

hamilton said...

I love the shadows in the first picture!

Peter said...

looks charming.

genie said...

Awesome shot! The shadow on the walls is superb. This reminds me so much of the stairs at Swannanoa Castle which I did a number of posts about. The iron work s so nice...and the lighting...WOW! Love t. genie

Lachezar said...

Oh, Wow!
Beautiful work, but I really love your top photograph with all the play of light and shadows!

Speedway said...

I'm sure you've seen the looks, I know I have, as people wonder at the middle-aged woman taking pictures of ... nothing?! If they only knew, and could see the beautiful results, posted every day on blogs the world over.

That's a beautiful shot, Julie. I learn so much from you and the other people whose work appears on CDP, which, I hope helps to improve my awareness of both the beautiful and not so nice things all around.

Jim said...

Spooky.

Jilly said...

Beautiful light and shadow and patterns. Glorious!

Rae Walter said...

Beautiful light and patterns Julie.

Joan Elizabeth said...

The second shot informs the top shot. But the top shot alone is magic. I love the way the shadows "stencil" the walls.

Emma Dalloway said...

works well in b&w

Birdman said...

Neat ghostly shot! Is there really a man in there?
ps Thanks so much for your Linkys work.

diane b said...

Very dramatic in B&W. Love all the patterns and lines. Your title has me stumped this time unless it the patter in the lace work that looks like two eyes and a head and a body. Is that the man?

Brian King said...

Great shots! I love the design of those railings!

Julie said...

As I was going up the stair,
I met a man who wasn't there
He wasn't there again today
Oh, how I wish he'd go away.

Tatjana Parkacheva said...

Very nice compositions.

Regards and best wishes

Dragonstar said...

Wonderful stairs. That first photo is perfect - I love all the different shadows.