ARISUN - b&w

This was taken just at the end of the Darling Harbour walkway at the corner of Liverpool and Dixon Streets looking down Dixon Street.
I couldn't decide between the colour and b&w version - so the other is here..... http://365project.org/annied/365/2016-01-05

[julia]

The Sculpture is very similar to one that is a permanent feature at the Auckland Botanical Gardens and that was made by a local ( to me) engineer.. wonder if it is the same or someone copied.. like the B&W edit.

[Annie D]

@julzmaioro apparently the piece was designed by Sydney born Peter McGregor

[Babs]

I prefer this version, the b&w really emphasises the wet and dreary weather we are having.

[Annie D]

@onewing it does - but I was drawn to the yellow sail like things in the colour version

[Graeme Stevens]

Another one that I like - stop it.

[Annie D]

@graemestevens i will ................................................................
not

[Annie D]

@graemestevens well I might......................coz who really knows what comes next?

[Graeme Stevens]

@annied I certainly don't. I'm in a...strange...place at the moment so I'm just rolling with it. I do like this though, most excellently excellent

[Annie D]

@graemestevens "at the moment' I hope its nothing serious

[Graeme Stevens]

@annied Not at all, just weirder than usual.

[Annie D]

@graemestevens lol

[maree_sanderson]

my eye was drawn by the arisun side of the pic...it wasn't til I read the comments that I realised I was supposed to be looking at a sculpture...silly me...prefer the b/w

[gazdi]

b&w hands down

[Annie D]

@maree_sanderson haha I actually took it because of the ARISUN and the sails above - the sculpture became interesting when @julzmaioro was curious - i then googled

[Francoise]

It's fascinating how different the mood is. The wet pavement really did good for you here.

[Debs Stott]

b&w for me, the reflections and shapes really show in this version.

[sally agnew]

Love the B&W version, it really accentuates the reflections on the pavement :)

[Sheralee S]

Hard decision... I think I also prefer this one as all the different shapes stand out more in b&w.

[Jane Morley]

Like this one!

[Phil Howcroft]

lots of scale and wetness annie

[Ukandie!]

I like both, but no surprise that I prefer this one!

[Susan.T.]

I like this in black & white.

[Annie D]

@francoise it did :)
@dibzgreasley they do - it does suit the b&w
@hermann the reflections are what drew my eye
@bella_ss @chimfa @ukandie1 @skippysue thank you so much for commenting - makes my day :)
@phil_howcroft hahaha and it is still wet here

[william wooderson]

Both are effective, tho' I do like how the B&W effect emphasizes the shining metal in the foreground!

[Sylvia du Toit]

Beautiful line. B and w = 100%