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Philip Johnson's Water Gardens
Fort Worth, TX - dfwtiger - Monday, September 25th, 2006 : goo
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procyon: 26th Sep 2006 - 01:49 GMT
I remember them looking a lot more full-of-water in the Philip Johnson coffee table book. Did they permanently change the way water flows after the deaths there? Or is it just the black-and-white?
zagg: the first one is beautiful.
aer: 26th Sep 2006 - 08:39 GMT
that first one -is- beautiful, they're all good shots. what sort of camera are you using?
jeeff: what's the story behind the deaths?
jeeff: 26th Sep 2006 - 15:42 GMT
that's sad. and it looks so good with the water cascading down. i hope they find a way to make it safer without caging people in.
dfwtiger: 26th Sep 2006 - 20:45 GMT
The water gardens are going through renovations right now. An accident killed several people a couple of years ago. The City decided to do a retro fit....and then decided to clean up the whole park. I wanted to document the gardens in a run down state...then I can post the park after the renovations. It's a really cool space/place.
groovehouse: 29th Sep 2006 - 20:03 GMT
Philip Johnson's St. Thomas University, Houston, Tx.
www.citynoise.org/article/4968/
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