SteveZas wrote:
It looks like I posted the symmetry images on the free Sunday, so I will post them again here. Whoops!!
I looked through the archives and found a few symmetrical images. The first is a small church in the Grand Tetons with a look out the picture window behind the alter, second is a covered bridge in Princeton, Illinois, next is the Rockefeller Chapel on the campus of the University of Chicago, Hull Court on the U of C campus, Sculpture at the Fermi Lab in Batavia, Illinois, next is a stairwell that I mirror-imaged from the Dillon Museum in Sterling, Illinois, The Lincoln Room in the Elk's Memorial in Chicago, Illinois, A drone view of a train trestle bridge located in Lemont, illinois, a balcony view of the deserted and deteriorated Palace Theater where Michael Jackson performed in his younger years, and last is the Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago, Illinois. If you look at the download the colors and detail look good. I hope you all like them!
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P. 12 Steve, these are astounding pictures of symmetry!! Architecture, no matter how simple or intricate, is incredible in this regard. I tend to be assymetrical in my thinking but this post gives me, along with so many of you other UHHers's posts have made me look at things differently.