This a view Ólafur Elíasson's The Weather Project, an art installation at Tate Modern in London, 2004.
In this photo I've made the visitors the main subject (it was Elíasson's intention that they became part of the work), omitting the centre piece, which was a large 'half sun' at the end of the hall. The ceiling was mirrored which is why people are lying on the floor looking up. The air was mist-filled and the light really was that colour!
There are more shots in this set: www.flickr.com/photos/aderowbotham/sets/486498/
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metró 42 months ago | reply
Hi, I'm working on a new photography magazine, and i'd love to include this shot. If you'd like to be included, let me know. I'll happily send you a mock up of the page before it goes online :)
satori dragon 41 months ago | reply
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hkokko 38 months ago | reply
Wow, what colors.
Silentbuildings 36 months ago | reply
Interesting concept and I love the lighting in this.