Shutter Mike Photography

Te Walt Disney Concert Hall is home to the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra.  Designed by Frank Gehry in the early 1990s it was not completed until 2003 and cost in the neighborhood of $275 million.  The almost organic shapes of the concert hall contrast with the very non-organic stainless steel skin.  Yet the skin reflects the sky and surrounding vegetation tying it all together very well.  This is an amazing work of architecture to visit and especially to photograph.  Although it is a bit of a challenge to photograph well because the stainless steel can have hot spots as it reflects and plays with the sunlight.  But it was well worth it and I was in architectural heaven.

Check back tomorrow for part two of the Walt Disney Concert Hall photo series.