i was going to say if you were not drunk by the time this was over you would be. but then i thought if you were drunk and went through this ... ha. ha!! not sure that would be smart. LOL!! gorgeous colors though. ( ;
@Fun60: we've had a lot of different activities going on in the city because of the 150th anniversary of the country's confederation.
@Revrunner: it gives me that sense as well. Strictly speaking, since most of this line will be above ground, it's not a subway, but the underground portion starts west of this station and goes all the way out to the University of Ottawa.
@Tamago: that's certainly what I think.
@Christine: I certainly kept thinking of the Matrix.
@Lowell: it'll be quite a different experience next year when these stations are serving their actual purpose, but yes, it could be disorienting!
@Beth: I think it could give someone prone to seizures problems!
I think I'd be disappointed when this becomes an ordinary metro station after this!
ReplyDeleteGosto do efeito visual.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço, continuação de boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
I think it forces everyone to think of art and to interact with their space. Great idea.
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...I feel disoriented.
ReplyDeleteInteresting pictures, William !
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you would find some people just standing still and watching for a long time. It would take me a long time to go through this show.
ReplyDeleteThe 60's counter-culture would have loved this event.
ReplyDeleteIncroyable images!
ReplyDelete@Kay: I'll have to photograph it sometime when that happens!
ReplyDelete@Francisco: thanks!
@Janis: that's true.
@Tom: it has that effect.
@Karl: thanks!
@Red: I know I spent a good deal of time in this.
@Sharon: indeed. I looked at it and thought of things like The Matrix or Tron Legacy.
@Grace: thank you!
Fascinating photos William, thank you for sharing your experience.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly holds your attention.
ReplyDeleteIt looks a fabulous exhibition. Am sorry I missed it.
ReplyDeleteGosh! That first photo looks like our Metro.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! They look like scenes from sci-fi movie :-)
ReplyDeleteI agree with Tamagotchi! Very futuristic & sci-fi movie like!
ReplyDeleteOverwhelming and surprising and very blue. Do you think all of this could distract riders and be a danger to them?
ReplyDeletei was going to say if you were not drunk by the time this was over you would be. but then i thought if you were drunk and went through this ... ha. ha!! not sure that would be smart. LOL!!
ReplyDeletegorgeous colors though. ( ;
Who needs drugs when you can visit that exhibit! So psychedelic! ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt's different isn't it.
ReplyDeletePleased you are featuring this William.
All the best Jan
Great photos! I like the first image, reminds me of an underground subway.
ReplyDeleteIt feels like being in a futuristic movie
ReplyDelete@Denise: you're welcome!
ReplyDelete@Lois: it does!
@Fun60: we've had a lot of different activities going on in the city because of the 150th anniversary of the country's confederation.
@Revrunner: it gives me that sense as well. Strictly speaking, since most of this line will be above ground, it's not a subway, but the underground portion starts west of this station and goes all the way out to the University of Ottawa.
@Tamago: that's certainly what I think.
@Christine: I certainly kept thinking of the Matrix.
@Lowell: it'll be quite a different experience next year when these stations are serving their actual purpose, but yes, it could be disorienting!
@Beth: I think it could give someone prone to seizures problems!
@RedPat: definitely!
@Jan: thanks!
@Bill: it does, yes.
@Jan: yes, it does.
Love the geometry of your photos ~ very creative ~ wonder how you do this ~ is it a secret?
ReplyDeleteA ShutterBug Explores ~ aka ~ (A Creative Harbor)
This whole thing looks like a terrific experience, and you don't even have to smoke those whacky cigarettes to enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteWow! Weird stuff
ReplyDeleteHow unusual!!!
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ReplyDeleteIt is a bit like watching a film..... and it is 06.52 in the morning here in Norway. Dark outside and fairly dark here where I am sitting.
ReplyDeleteI'd probably have seizures.
ReplyDeleteSilhouettes look fascinating.
ReplyDelete@Carol: I tended to take a lot of shots when I attended these shows, and used the best ones. High speed shutters are a joy.
ReplyDelete@Shammickite: that's true!
@Furry Gnome: it was!
@Linda: I enjoyed it.
@Cloudia: I can see that.
@Gunn: it had that feeling.
@Norma: that could happen.
@Klara: they do.