black to white

Water can take many forms, I choose to play with it as a liquid. I knew that placing water on this highly polished surface would create water tention, making a perfect line between wet and dry, and in this case a meniscus of convex nature was formed. I wanted to create a more natural shape of the water to contrast the sterile feeling of the set. With select lighting, the reflections, highlights and shadows created by this action, for me added to the Yin Yang feeling of the image.

My first thought looking at Bob’s “Above” shot looking up at the freeway ramps was a “V”.  The split between. My mind wandered thinking about “V”s and what my response could be. My imagination then veered off to the automotive aspect and warning sign between the “V”.  At that point, it all came together. What has all of those qualities? A traffic cone, the “V” inverted, automotive aspect and a warning.  Simple. Bada-bing!