CROZET LIBRARY VERSIONS : photo by Malcolm Aslett
Going back to almost the same spot to take a photograph gives some opportunities. I wrote that I was going to do this scene again after I presented the photograph below. The main change was the further emphasis on the design elements in the foreground. So the blue and white wheelchair marking and the white lines of the car park become the most striking parts. The library is just a backdrop that gives a context. It is these abstractions that save it from being ordinary, I think. There is an absurdity and unconsidered randomness to a lot of forms and objects in the spaces around us, among the ever present tarmac of the modern town. More from the redone pieces later. |
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