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Soaring Over the Asylum

Soaring Over the Asylum

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Another fabulous bird-in-flight shot. It's almost as if it's flying into the storm. I can almost envision this shot with a great storm, lightning and driving rain...
Twug
Wed 10-26-2005
a lone bird over a lonely place...very nice.
Paulina
Wed 10-26-2005
Freebird............
Ed
Wed 10-26-2005
The pointed tower in the background off to the left looks like it's leaning to the right, and the one on the right on the Kirkbride in the foreground is doing just the opposite.
Jude
Wed 10-26-2005
It's an effect that occurs when you shoot with a wide angle lens, the building is very straight in life.
Motts
Thu 10-27-2005
Thanks Motts, I'm not a camera techie at all, as you can tell. I love the way you use different lenses and angles to make your shots so much more interesting.
Jude
Sat 10-29-2005
Even youths grow tired and weary, and young men stumble and fall; but those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles. Isaiah 40 : 29-31
Nancy
Thu 06-22-2006
This shot looks as if a storm is just about to roll in. like an october afternoon.
Heather
Wed 08-02-2006
Gargoyles would be appropriate
billski
Mon 07-09-2007
That is a copper roof.
Benz Boy 903
Sun 01-27-2008
funny how the architecture is so similar to the old(est) buildings at Holy Cross, my alma mater, in Worcester, Mass. So similar to Fenwick and O'Kane, and the spires reminiscent of the one on Alumni Hall
Rez Halyard
Tue 03-11-2008
oh, and no, gargoyles would be tacky and cliche, hardly befitting a building of science.
Rez Halyard
Tue 03-11-2008

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