Thursday, September 1, 2011

CDPB Theme: Perspective - Boston Avenue Bridge

Looking north up Boston Avenue from the front of the Jazz Depot.  The section of Boston Avenue connecting 1st Street and Archer is a pedestrian walk which crosses the railroad yard running through the center of Tulsa.  The tall slender object at the center is a strange steel sculpture known as "The Artificial Cloud". 

A City Daily Photo Blog (CDPB) is a blog that publishes a photo each day taken in and around a particular city. Currently there are 2,294 such blogs. Tulsa Gentleman is a City Daily Photo Blog for Tulsa, Oklahoma. The first day of each month there is a theme for all City Daily Photo Blogs. The theme for May is "Perspective".

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8 comments:

  1. Tatjana ParkachevaThursday, September 01, 2011

    Nice photo and sepia tones.

    Regards!

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  2. LeedslassThursday, September 01, 2011

    That strange steel object in no way resembles a cloud - why is it so called?

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  3. Yogi♪♪♪Thursday, September 01, 2011

    Nice pic, you are good at the Sepia photographs. (and most other types of pics also)

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  4. DrillerAAFriday, September 02, 2011

    I would recognize that concrete work anywhere. I've spent many an hour in the Tulsa Union Depot. Love this capture. Well done.

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  5. Rune EideFriday, September 02, 2011

    And this was indeed a fascinating perspective - far into the distance. One feels drawn into the photo.

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  6. Annie JeffriesFriday, September 02, 2011

    All the angles and edges are perfect for the theme of perspective this month. And I too, don't GET the cloud impression on this piece of public art at all.

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  7. LeedslassFriday, September 02, 2011

    It looks as though only the Anne/ies don't understand the "cloud" - glad I'm not alone.

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  8. FranciscaSunday, September 04, 2011

    I like how your eyes sees and frames the shots, Bill. Sepia gives this bridge shot a sense of history.

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