A Gathering in Defiance of Gravity by NefariousDrO
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This was the total collection of standing stones I put together yesterday when I needed a break. It was a difficult shot because of the low angle of the sun, but I like that warm golden light you get this time of the day. What surprises me is that nearly all of these are still standing today. Usually they don't survive that long.
As before, I'm still not using any glue or such. Just gravity and friction.
Comments (15)
claude19
I already understood for some shots, you're playing the gravity! One more shot for proof! Amazing series!
gchuck
We're starting to get that 'stonehenge' thing. This is really evolving nicely! Is that a cemetery across the fence?
annie5
You are the king to play with the rocks like that! Nicely done :)
SIGMAWORLD
Excellent capture.
geirla
That rocks! (sorry)
carlx
Excellent collection!!!
RodS
You are indeed the Jedi Master of balancing rocks! Now we're waiting for the next logical step - a new Stonehenge, or possibly Easter Island. I've still got to try this......
MagikUnicorn
SUPER COOL
jocko500
lot of work but it good to do stuff like this
auntietk
Fabulous!
tennesseecowgirl
AWESOME MY FRIEND~
faroutsider
One day's work!? Fantastic.
kjer_99
Always intriquing.
Chipka
Hmm...I missed this one. Ah, but I've seen it now. And as always, WOW! I love the full collection of these beings. For some reason, your rock sculptures always remind me of strange beings--maybe alien, maybe something else, but definitely alive and full of personality. Here, with the cyclone fence in the background, it looks as if you've wandered into an area of historical significance and come across the dolmen structures of some long, lost culture...or a dwelling place for the members of that distinct, not-exactly-human race, and these apparent "rocks" are the very people being protected from a vigorous and invasive society. I love it. I also enjoy it when a piece of artwork inspires all sorts of thoughts about other things. This is super!
Gaiadriel
You know I adore these! ;) And to hear/read what you've remarked about the golden hues of this time of day made me smile, too. It's such a characteristically different warmth..where everything feels a bit softer, and slower...and even the light itself reflects that. Wonderful grouping. And, you know, there's something very fitting and akin to their perfect, quiet neighbors on the other side of the fence, too.