Sound II by Antony Gormley

I know you've seen more than one of my shots of the Crypt and Antony Gormley's sculpture but I think that this fits several of the criteria for b&w shots put forward this week: contrast of textures, lines (curved as well as straight), form.... Is negative space always completely empty? (Or do I have some here?)

One benefit of participating in this b&w challenge is that I'm understanding more exactly why certain shots appeal to me personally.

[Cornelia]

this is a really nice shot, it works very well in bw

[Wylie]

beautiful shot with the reflections and in BW.

[Sam]

and what fabulous reflections too!

[Babs]

I just love this shot, the reflections are fantastic.

[linda]

lovely reflections I never tire of this shot

[Lin]

Instant fav - love everything about this one!

[wendy frost]

Super capture with the arch reflections and in B/W

[Susie]

The reflections and the lighting really enhance this scene

[Rosie Kerr]

I have seen this shot before, presented differently, and I still enjoy it. The lines, reflections and arches are so pleasing. The b&w helps emphasize those aspects nicely.

[Nicole]

a perfect subject for b&w!! like the lines and shadows!

[Tara]

Perfect shot for b&w. I love the reflections and the curves and textures. Very nice.

[Rosan]

Beautiful capture! Great reflections, curves and textures!

[CarlasBWPortraits]

Love this ... so many elements in here I love. Thank you for sharing.

[Anne]

Nice reflections!

[Richard Hickey]

Awesome picture.

[Anita Russell]

I grew up with Antony Gormley, our parents were friends. His mum thought he would never get anywhere when he started art school!

[Anita Russell]

Stunning shot

[Hazel]

@neatz

That's interesting! How wrong parents can be!