Traveling through Tilted Spheres, a photo from Ontario, Central

Photographer's Note

With a 5 hour layover, I had lots of time to take photos at Toronto Pearson International Airport. The airport presents itself as not only a gateway to the world, but also a cultural hub. In 2000, Toronto Pearson asked artists from around the world to create works that represent Toronto痴 role as a gateway to North American air travel, while capturing the essence of flight. More than 300 submissions were received, and eight were selected as permanent installations. This is Tilted Spheres, a 39-foot long by 14-foot high sculpture by Richard Serra located in Pier F of Terminal 1. American sculptor Serra created the sculpture of four huge steel fins, each curved, torqued, and coated in black rust inhibitor, from 2002 to 2004. It was installed in 2007.

Eğik K�reler arasından Seyahat

5 saatlik konaklamayla Toronto Pearson Uluslararası Havaalanı'nda fotoğraf 軻kmek i輅n bir s�r� zamanım oldu. Havaalanı kendini sadece d�nyaya a�ılan bir kapı değil, aynı zamanda bir k�lt�r merkezi olarak gtermektedir. 2000 yılında, Toronto Pearson d�nyanın dt bir yanından gelen sanat�ılardan u輹ş �n� zaptederken, Kuzey Amerika hava yolculuğu i輅n bir ağ ge輅di olarak Toronto'nun rol�n� temsil eden eserler yaratmalarını istedi. 300'den fazla gderim alındı ve sekizi sabit kurulum olarak se輅ldi. Bu Eğik K�reler [adlı] Terminal 1 F İskelesi地de bulunan Richard Serra tarafından 14 ayak y�ksekliğinde 39-ayak uzunluğunda bir heykeldir. Amerikalı heykeltıraş Serra heykeli 2002 ile 2004 arasında her biri kavisli, torklanmış ve siyah pas leyici kaplı dt b�y�k 軻lik y�zge輻en yarattı. 2007 yılında yerine kuruldu.

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Camera / Image Information
Make: NIKON
Model: COOLPIX AW100
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Software: Adobe Photoshop Elements 12.0 Macintosh
File Size: 774 kb
Shot Information
Exposure Time: 1/60
F-Stop: f/3.9
ISO Speed Ratings: 125
Focal length: 5.0 mm (in 35 mm: 28 mm)
Date Taken: 2016-05-24 12:07
Metering Mode: Pattern
Flash: Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode

ikeharel, pajaran, danos, papagolf21, snunney, alvaraalto, jhm, Cricri, adramad, ourania has marked this note useful

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batalay (41261) 2016-06-09 18:32

Hello Murat Bey,

You timed your photo perfectly, catching the traveler perfectly as he wheels his carry-on suitcase across the diameter of the "Tilted Sphere." I've driven to Toronto on a couple of occasions but never flew there. It's an impressive airport.

Warm regards,

Bulent

danos (110407) 2016-06-09 23:41

Hello Murat,
nice the view of this modern construction in the airport of Toronto,with the passing by man through the tilted spheres to add scale in the scene.Excellent the light and the colour management of the scene.

Regards,Danos

papagolf21 (152607) 2016-06-10 0:39

Bonjour, cher Murat,
Ces sculptures sont 騁onnantes et ne manquent pas d'attirer le regard et des interrogations.
Tr鑚 bonne mise en image.
Amiti駸.
Philippe

ikeharel (113353) 2016-06-10 1:54

Hello Murat,
A nice artistic element posted in the airport hall, maybe with a purpose to fill empty space - but not with yet another shopping area.
Result had created a fine contrast, like "breaking" the ordinary pattern of airports.
Best regards,
Ike

snunney (130967) 2016-06-10 2:08

Hello Murat,
A spectacular piece of sculpture. The man wheeling his luggage is well placed and provides scale. The symmetrical framing is perfectly suited to the sculpture.

alvaraalto (42804) 2016-06-10 4:31

Hello Murat,
Fascinating sculpture at Pearson International. I like sculptures where you can walk through. The man with the suitcase is a welcome detail. You spend the 5 hours well.
A pity I missed this place when I was waiting for my flight to Amsterdam.
Groet Rob

jhm (211736) 2016-06-10 5:18

Hello Murat,

A lovely game between light and shadow and black artwork construction.
An excellent perspective and depth picture.
Composition and presentation are wonderful to look at.
Very well done, TFS.

Have a nice day,
John.

Nicou (193806) 2016-06-10 8:05

Hlelo

Ave ce rayon de lumi鑽e quelle vue et image cet homme qui traverse ces sph鑽es noire quelle forme et effet superbe compo.
Bravo et amiti�
Nciou

Silvio1953 (221627) 2016-06-10 10:31

Ciso Mesut, great view of fantastic architecture, fine details, excellent clarity and splendid light, very well done, my friend, have a good week end, ciao Silvio

abmdsudi (95869) 2016-06-10 15:46

Hi Murat
An impressive artistic steely sculpture and thought evoking central composition so much to admire this work of art, great dof and bags of details with excellent reference point. A striking subject beautifully illustrated with accompanying narratives and a fruitful time you've had whilst awaiting to catch your next flight. A shot beyond reproach, Congrats.
Best regards

emka (158172) 2016-06-10 23:34

Hello Murat, I had a lot of time in Toronto Airport and I walked around, but I haven't seen these spheres. Interesting piece of art. This airport is Internet friendly, so after 3 weeks without Internet in Cuba, I cjecked my mails and FB and TE with a great joy. Nice composition.

WArm regrad s MAlgo

Tue (92370) 2016-06-11 1:11

Hello Murat,
I don't remember seeing this sculpture, when I was at Toronto Airport a couple of years ago. It's a very nice installation, which you captured in a fine lighting. Good timing to get this man in the centre of the circle too.
Lars

Cricri (176) 2016-06-11 8:27

Hi Murat
Impressionnante sculpture a l'int駻ieur de l'a駻oport, bien pris avec la personne pour donner l'馗helle de cette 忖vre d'art particuli鑽e, bon POV et lumi鑽e
belle soir馥
cricri

adramad (72998) 2016-06-11 15:12

Hello Murat.
Spectacular composition of this airport, which surprises us with this kind of modern sculpture in a kind of door.
Very good management of both sharpness and brightness.
Well done. I like it.
You enjoy the weekend.
Best wishes.
Luis.

jmdias (115186) 2016-06-12 2:04

murat

I guess the sculpture is so big and would deserve a little more of space around to be admired. nice angle including the passenger.

hugs

jorge

ourania (51103) 2016-06-17 7:51

Hello Murat,
it's interesting how the people have added a story that has given particular signifance to the scene and justified its concept of the artwork as well. I like very much the perspective and the interaction between the two people, the viewer is involved too. You got the scene with excellent timing and lit it very effectively for details, depth and mood. Congratulations and thank you!
All the best, have a great weekend,
Ourania