Caryatid at Night

[Scatterbrained]

A long exposure shot of an abstract sculpture by artist Pablo Atchugarry; on display outside of the Chrysler Museum in Norfolk. I went out the other night hoping to get a night time pano of the "Rubber" Duck but I got there a wee bit too late and they had turned the spotlights off. It was too windy for long exposures, and the drunkards swimming out to the duck in the inlet kept it moving about a fair bit. I decided to grab a shot of this as I was walking back to my car. 2 and a half minutes, not that I needed and exposure that long, I was just trying to get some cloud movement in the image. :blushing:

Caryatid at Night by tltichy, on Flickr
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[hamlet]

I don't know what i'm supposed to be critiquing here, because this is just geometry to a layman like me. Though kudos on using the clouds in that way, i never thought about clouds in that way.

 

[IzzieK]

I just googled it and it says: A caryatid is a sculpted female figure serving as an architectural support taking the place of a column or a pillar supporting an entablature on her head.

 

[Designer]

Your shot: I really like the way you created the background effect.

The sculpture: It looks like my spoon jar with the handles up.