Brian Moore
Moderator
Los Angeles. The Broad (pronounced like "road") was completed in 2015.
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Sigma SD Quattro and Sigma 30/1.4.
The Broad Museum
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Art Meripol
Active Member
Beautifully done! Never seen that building before.
Brian Moore
Moderator
Thanks Art. Had to manipulate the image some to get the perspective as good as possible. But the toughest part was getting a picture with no cars passing (and no food trucks parked on the other side.)
Art Meripol
Active Member
Then even better! I'm old school about keeping perspective correct and you nailed it.
Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
I was going to say "It's as broad as it is wide", but you ruined my wit by sharing the pronunciation. Never mind, you've taken a fine shot. Am I remembering correctly that you once shared shots from inside the building?
Brian Moore
Moderator
That would have been hilarious, Rob.
Sorry I spoiled it. Seriously, yes I think I have shared a fotie or two from inside the Broad. Thanks Rob. Much appreciated.
Pete Askew
Admin
What can I add. Gorgeous (and pretty damn wode - using the old English vernacular equivalent of the modern use of the word "sick" 
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Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
I've heard of sick buildings...
Ivar Dahl-Larsen
Well-Known Member
It seems to me as if the building is going to crush the people underneath, any time now. Is that a part of the manipulation?Los Angeles. The Broad (pronounced like "road") was completed in 2015.
Sigma SD Quattro and Sigma 30/1.4.
Brian Moore
Moderator
I'm not sure what you mean by manipulation, Ivar. But if by manipulation you mean my attempts to get the perspective correct then the answer is no.
Pete Askew
Admin
What, you mean no people were crushed during the editing of this image? Amateur!
Brian Moore
Moderator
I have much to learn, Pete.What, you mean no people were crushed during the editing of this image? Amateur!
Pete Askew
Admin
People need to suffer for your art, Brian.
Brian Moore
Moderator
Better them than me, Pete!People need to suffer for your art, Brian.
