Critique Welcomed The Segerstrom Concert Hall

[Brian Moore]

Costa Mesa, California.

Canon 6D and Canon EF 40/2.8.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Like this Brian, the warm tones, reflections and architecture go down well. No doubt you had a good evening and enjoyed the show.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Yes, love the tones and the comp. Makes me reflect on the observation that architects these days design their buildings to reflect the work of other architects, which seems an odd thing to want to do. But it looks good to see all those other buildings on the glass wall.

 

[Brian Moore]

Like this Brian, the warm tones, reflections and architecture go down well. No doubt you had a good evening and enjoyed the show.

Thanks Julian. Much appreciated. (Actually I've never set foot inside.)

Yes, love the tones and the comp. Makes me reflect on the observation that architects these days design their buildings to reflect the work of other architects, which seems an odd thing to want to do. But it looks good to see all those other buildings on the glass wall.

Thanks, Rob.

 

[Rense Haveman]

Yes, love the tones and the comp. Makes me reflect on the observation that architects these days design their buildings to reflect the work of other architects, which seems an odd thing to want to do. But it looks good to see all those other buildings on the glass wall.

It's a thing I like in these glass buildings.... In the end an architectural work is never a 'stand-alone', but always a piece of a bigger picture, placed in an architectural landscape. Somehow I like this 'connectedness'....

As I like this capture, well done! The yellow frame at the left side, albeit a marginal one, pulls you in directly. Great shot!

 

[Brian Moore]

It's a thing I like in these glass buildings.... In the end an architectural work is never a 'stand-alone', but always a piece of a bigger picture, placed in an architectural landscape. Somehow I like this 'connectedness'....

As I like this capture, well done! The yellow frame at the left side, albeit a marginal one, pulls you in directly. Great shot!

Thank you, Rense.

 

[John Allen]

Beautiful shot of some beautiful buildings. I also like the reflections, as I'm sure the architect planned.

 

[Brian Moore]

Beautiful shot of some beautiful buildings. I also like the reflections, as I'm sure the architect planned.

Thanks John. I'm sure you're right about the reflections.

 

[Ivar Dahl-Larsen]

I like all the comments here based on a fine image, therefore I join the choir, honestly.

 

[Brian Moore]

I like all the comments here based on a fine image, therefore I join the choir, honestly.

Lol. Thank you, Ivar!

 

[Pete Askew]

What can I add? Wonderful building and composition and fascinating reflections. Is the faint lilac cast due to the reflected light?

 

[Brian Moore]

What can I add? Wonderful building and composition and fascinating reflections. Is the faint lilac cast due to the reflected light?

Thank you Pete. I think the lilac cast is indeed due to the light reflected off the surrounding buildings which are a pinkish color.