building images exhibit

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   Ansel Olson (40 months ago | reply)

   "Hedrich Blessing is one of the world's most respected architectural photography firms. Since 1929, they've captured the work of the leading twentieth-century architects, including Frank Lloyd Wright, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and Eliel Saarinen. Using visionary perspectives and techniques, the studio's photographers transformed the nature of architectural photography from a documentary medium to an art form. You won't want to miss this retrospective of the studio's most stunning photographs. See 80 spectacular images, in color and in black and white, spanning the past seven decades of American architecture."

   copy from the announcement at virginiaarchitecture.org

   Hedrich Blessing at www.hedrichblessing.com

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   Jaci Sue added this photo to her favorites. (40 months ago)

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   ploafmaster (40 months ago | reply)

   Oooooh....this sounds like a fantastic exhibit that would suit my wife and I both with the combination of architecture and photography. This might be a fun little extra diversion on Valentine's Day if we have time.

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   Ansel Olson (40 months ago | reply)

   Yeah, I'm excited to see this one.

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   cin@|photography added this photo to her favorites. (40 months ago)

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   another planet : ) (40 months ago | reply)

   Oooh sounds like a fantastic show

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   another planet : ) and filtran added this photo to their favorites.

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   ‹shin› (40 months ago | reply)

   a beautiful space. Unfortunatly a bit too far for me (from London UK)

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   Bruce Baycroft (40 months ago | reply)

   wonderful panorama of an installation in progress...man those prints are HUGE!!!

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    Ansel Olson (40 months ago | reply)

    another planet, yes it does.

    shiny[and]new, maybe you need to visit Richmond on the James?

    Bruce, thanks, I got to see some of them up close. They're impeccable.

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    ‹shin› (40 months ago | reply)

    Richmond on the James?

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    Ansel Olson (40 months ago | reply)

    William Byrd named Richmond, Virginia (on the James River named after King James) after Richmond on the Thames because of a similar hilltop view shed.

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    ‹shin› (40 months ago | reply)

    I knew it was called after Richmond upon Thames. I didn't know Richmond VA was on the James. Nice to learn something new. Perhaps I will some day. Although I'm sure I won't make it in time for this particular exhibition ;)

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    shbrower added this photo to his favorites. (40 months ago)

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    shiphome (40 months ago | reply)

    Oooh... I want to go here.

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    Mogsterr (40 months ago | reply)

    this is such a cool wide angle shot bro

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    tgagephoto (40 months ago | reply)

    sweet. that would be something to see.

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    Ansel Olson (40 months ago | reply)

    shiny[and]new, I understand. :-)

    Don, you should. ;-)

    thanks mogsterr.

    tom, I'm definitely looking forward to it.

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    crack jackson jr (40 months ago | reply)

    So wide..just how I like it

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    prissynme (40 months ago | reply)

    Great shot A! Can't wait to see the exhibit!

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    Ansel Olson (40 months ago | reply)

    crack jackson jr, I'm learning to like wide.

    Wendy, I think we might be going to the opening tonight.

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    prissynme (40 months ago | reply)

    Is that an invite? ;-)

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