I think this takes the phrase “I wish I could be a fly on the wall” to new heights — literally. How on earth did you get this?
At first glimpse I thought it as a hospital operating room; in fact perhaps it is? Or is Cheryl correct about it being Chef school. In any case it is terrific! It really packs a wallop! Nice work.
Not hard or even sneaky at all. Was parking my car and I looked up. Voila! I was heading to a dinner and thrilled to have a glimpse of what looks like the Chef’s briefing to the cooks before all systems are go! (Notice the sweat on the back of the cook’s jacket. I have such admiration for this work.)
Without exageration, this photo took my breath away Carin – I love both the story it tells, and the story that’s not told. Thank goodness you had your camera to capture this vignette. I love that the crowded room is contained in a warm light and again framed within the window and brick wall. It sets up a nice contrast to the tension and concentration of the people and their purpose which is unknown and can only be guessed at by the viewer.
Love, LOVE this shot! Great eye!
Well, thank you! I have an eye for anyone making a meal… (:
Chef school? Great capture, Carin. It tells an ‘attentive’ story …
You are one smart fella.
I think this takes the phrase “I wish I could be a fly on the wall” to new heights — literally. How on earth did you get this?
At first glimpse I thought it as a hospital operating room; in fact perhaps it is? Or is Cheryl correct about it being Chef school. In any case it is terrific! It really packs a wallop! Nice work.
Not hard or even sneaky at all. Was parking my car and I looked up. Voila! I was heading to a dinner and thrilled to have a glimpse of what looks like the Chef’s briefing to the cooks before all systems are go! (Notice the sweat on the back of the cook’s jacket. I have such admiration for this work.)
Without exageration, this photo took my breath away Carin – I love both the story it tells, and the story that’s not told. Thank goodness you had your camera to capture this vignette. I love that the crowded room is contained in a warm light and again framed within the window and brick wall. It sets up a nice contrast to the tension and concentration of the people and their purpose which is unknown and can only be guessed at by the viewer.
Thanks, Allison. You know how I love what’s gleaned/seen through windows… xo