World Map Australia Victoria Langwarrin
Stones - ("Annulus" by Ken Unsworth)
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Photo taken in Langwarrin VIC 3910, Australia
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- Uploaded on December 11, 2007
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- Camera: Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL
- Taken on 2007/12/11 16:57:24
- Exposure: 0.020s (1/50)
- Focal Length: 28.00mm
- F/Stop: f/5.600
- ISO Speed: ISO100
- Exposure Bias: 0.00 EV
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Comments (13)
© Carsten, on December 11, 2007, said:
Hi Palmina, now it has a mood of illumination. It is getting even better. It can't be true that the creator doesn't have an explanation. Now this construction looks like that everything is in the focus of everything. Whole life is on a stage. Like us, we are hovering in the space, connected to the solar system with the sun and the planets and can't free ourselves. And we better don't. Otherwise we crash. I can think more and more. This is a very cool construction. Thank you very much for posting it.
Greetings,
Carsten
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Palmina Moore, on December 11, 2007, said:
Carsten I think that it's meaning could change from day to day.
I sat for a long time today just looking at it. At times the wind picked up and although the trees were swaying around it, this hardly moved. It is like you said people being connected and grounded.
I had a look at the artist's site and it has some interesting pieces.
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inessa.ie, on December 11, 2007, said:
Yu are right, Palmina. What about the hatching ostrich eggs and the warm sun rays? One day the stones will crack and then...
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Palmina Moore, on December 11, 2007, said:
I like that too inessa One heck of an omlette!
Palmina
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George Sled, on December 11, 2007, said:
Thanks for your comments, Palmina. Nice shot once again. It looks like you are out there photographing everyday. Good for you. I like the wood club and so I'm looking even more closely at such things, thanks to you. (PS the 'S' was at the end of 'ballast' but weathered. I liked it for the 's' in Sled).
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dick v., on December 11, 2007, said:
Hi Palmina! Practical as I am, I'm wondering how they kept the stones into place while this object was under construction... 120 Guys lying on their back, each firmly holding his stone? ;-) Greetings, Dick.
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Palmina Moore, on December 11, 2007, said:
George I like the 'S' too. The Wood Club is fun, maybe we can start a chain thing. I'm always looking for bits of wood or an unusual tree trunk or anything really that has a face or something in it.
I've been trying to get out to take some shot's. I'm limited to the places I can go, as I do not drive and the Public Transport here isn't the best.
Dick The mind boggles!!!!!! endless possibilities, but don't ask Carsten how they did it.....his head hurts with it!
Billy thank you. It is very pleasing to sit and look at.
Cheers guy's, Palmina
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©Toodleberry, on January 8, 2008, said:
Palmina Moore,
Nice collection so far. This sculpture is really interesting and both sedate and worrying. I expect the weight of the stones suspended will snap the cables, the stones will thump and the cables will whip around. I hope you didn't stand too close. :]
Cheers from Brooklyn, and a big hello to Melbourne.
PS: I have a wedding in Sydney in March, not sure if I am going (gotta look at the $$), but if so I've always wanted to see your artful city.
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Palmina Moore, on January 10, 2008, said:
Toodleberry (what a wonderful name!!) Thanks you for your visit. I don't know if you looked at the close up of this sculpture but it is fascinating how it's made. We've had discussions as to what it could represent.
I hope you do get to Australia, Sydney Harbour is beautiful but Melbourne is the best city! You can get some extraordinarily cheap flights once you are here. If you get to Melbourne give me a yell.
And from beautiful Melbourne to an equally beautiful Brooklyn (you lucky thing!) Greetings,
Palmina
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©Toodleberry, on January 13, 2008, said:
Palmina,
I haven't looked at the close up yet, but will. I hope I get to Australia too, but with the sinking dollar the world becomes that much more expensive. But perhaps I might just say fuh-kit and splurge.
Melbourners(?) love their city, so do Sydney residents, (Sydneyites?). Brisbaners don't seem to have the same zeal.
I will yell if I make it there. Thanks for the generosity. :‹)
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Palmina Moore, on January 14, 2008, said:
Hi Toodleberry We Melbournites do love our city. The Sydneysiders are the same. The Brisbanenites are a very very laid back people. They have the philosophy that "Tomorrow will do" Brisbane doesn't seem to have the hustle and bustle of the other two cities. I'm sure I would feel the same about Sydney if we had migrated there instead of Melbourne.
Where I originally come from in England, Newcastle upon Tyne - we "Geordies" are renowned for our hospitality and even though I live in Melbourne I am still a "Geordie" and the door is always open.
Palmina
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GBTA, on June 12, 2008, said:
This is also unusual composition!
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zwinkyyy, on November 4, 2008, said:
dats very.... ODD @ my age ( 10 ) so i think its way out dere! or am i correct.......
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