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Guardians of the Southwest watch the overgrown garden. As usual, no glue or such, not even a Photoshop border this time.

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Richardphotos

7:37PM | Sun, 10 October 2010

must take time to balance.very well done and interesting

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auntietk

7:46PM | Sun, 10 October 2010

You know, I believe your mind works quite differently from mine. Friction and gravity and suchlike rarely cross my mind! Your results are amazing, and I'm glad you do this ... it's very cool!

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annie5

7:54PM | Sun, 10 October 2010

You have a great talent, Michael! Interesting picture :)

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Gaiadriel

7:55PM | Sun, 10 October 2010

I love this grouping. Imagine being ground-level and looking up. This must look like a Fae Stonehenge from down there. Somehow, that really tickles me. :)

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geirla

8:12PM | Sun, 10 October 2010

Soldiers of Stone. Very impressive!

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RodS

10:24PM | Sun, 10 October 2010

Mike, there's just something very zen about these rock stacks you do - just looking at them makes me smile. This does look like a little Stonehenge, and I suppose in a way it is... They certainly are stones, and Henge means circle from what I understand. Maybe not a perfect circle, but a circle nonetheless. I like it!

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kjer_99

1:18AM | Mon, 11 October 2010

What do they do? Fall on any catepillar or bug that tries to get to those juicy leaves?

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claude19

1:40AM | Mon, 11 October 2010

SPLENDID grouping like a council of ministers !!! Freat work .

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sharky_

3:47AM | Mon, 11 October 2010

It is always interesting to see these rocks balancing... Nice shot. Aloha

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Mondwin

4:41AM | Mon, 11 October 2010

Impressive shot!!Bravissimo!:DDD.Hugsxx

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Debwhosmiles

7:13AM | Mon, 11 October 2010

ROCK PARTYYYYYYYYYY! YEAH! =D Some happy stones there~ I think you should advertise and hire this talent out.

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jclP

7:37AM | Mon, 11 October 2010

.very well done and interesting

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stick

8:06AM | Mon, 11 October 2010

Awesome image. Stone stacking isn't easy at all, I've tried and failed every time.

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Flint_Hawk

10:13AM | Mon, 11 October 2010

These continue to amaze me! The one in the center is AWESOME!

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carlx

11:50AM | Mon, 11 October 2010

Superb works and capture!!!

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tennesseecowgirl

12:17PM | Fri, 15 October 2010

Cool to see these again.

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Chipka

12:18AM | Mon, 18 October 2010

These never fail to amaze me! I think it's because no two are ever alike and they're so wonderfully transitory as long as there are no shifts that cause them to collapse. I love the fact that they're guarding an overgrown garden and I really like the strange idea that these were actually built by industrious little woodlice intent on making monuments to whatever industrious little woodlice would make monuments to. I love the fact that these have the quality of sentinels and as always, I keep intending to do something similar, but I have yet to get around to it. Really great work on multiple levels...as sculptures and as a photograph of those sculptures.

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faroutsider

8:47AM | Mon, 18 October 2010

Cool. What I particularly like is the fact that you take the time to build the sentinels rather than weeding the garden :o)

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DMWVCS

9:37PM | Wed, 20 October 2010

Multiply outstanding!!! David

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pat40

1:27PM | Wed, 03 November 2010

very Clever, saw some like this up in Scotland,

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helanker

6:51AM | Thu, 07 April 2011

Amazingly beautiful. Love it.


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