Above The Hive

The National Building Museum, Washington DC, has a special exhibit called "The Hive." They use paper tubes to create interconnected domed structures of various sizes and height. This is one of the smaller ones, looking down into it from above. The paper tubes are silver on the outside and magenta on the inside. It was fascinating. You may see more views of this in the future. ;)

The link might help explain how the entire thing looks, as set up in the large interior space. https://www.nbm.org/exhibition/hive/

Back to St. Louis, and its excessive heat, tomorrow.

[Connie Little]

Wonderful perspective to showcase this setup. Great capture.

[Katrina]

very cool perspective. i thought the people were miniatures!

[Katrina]

Hmm... they are miniatures aren't they?

[Serge Ducasrouge]

Very interessing POV and graphic composition

[Thom Mitchell]

Very cool shot, Rosie!

[Clare Gadsby]

wonderful shot rosie. think i need to take a look here in a few weeks' time

[Joan Robillard]

Interesting

[Nick]

I like your pov and the b&w.

[gloria jones]

Great shot and pov

[Taffy]

That's fascinating! I like your rending of it -- smaller scale that seems to make a comment about isolation. Great patterning.

[Kas]

Amazing. I like your take on this, and your chosen perspective.

[Domenico Dodaro]

Great choice of perspective!

[Kathy]

Well spotted.

[Danette Thompson]

Awesome

[Rachel]

Those people look like little models. Great pov.

[Marnie]

Wonderful pov to capture this construction and appreciate its scale. Fascinating structure.

[Rookynook]

Having jut looked at the hive from below, I can visualise it much better now. Love the fact you have use B&W for this shot. Great perspective.

[Delwyn Barnett]

Amazing - love the black and white.

[Skip Tribby - ​🖖]

Great choice for this perspective! FAV!