Waste no opportunity for a photo...! I went with a friend to see a film at the Pictureville cinema attached to the National Science and Media Museum in Bradford. It was dark and, as I was hanging about in the lobby before the film started, I noticed the modern glass and steel atrium at the front of the museum looked rather interesting and somewhat industrial yin and yang, with all its curves, angles and lights. Just a phone snap but I quite like it.
By the way, the film we saw was 'Ali and Ava', a multi-faceted love story from writer-director Clio Barnard, set in and filmed in Bradford. I really enjoyed it and would recommend it. I would also recommend the Pictureville experience. They often show films with subtitles for the hard of hearing, which means that I can go along and enjoy a movie the same as anyone else. It's rarely busy either, which is a bonus as far as I'm concerned.
Very nicely observed. Presumably the architect went to a good deal of trouble to design it, so it's good that at least one person noticed.
ReplyDeleteNice photo, creates an interesting journey for the eyes. Sub-titles are the best.
ReplyDeleteThat makes for a fine shot.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful space.
ReplyDeleteThis image just goes to show that you can find interesting shots nearly everywhere!
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