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The Final Pieces

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I'm not sure if this should really go in People, Objects, or possibly Sequential? Anyway, I've posted pictures of my rock-balancing for a while, and a couple of people asked for people in there for scale. Well, this one is actually combining 3 pictures taken by a friend of mine, as I'm putting on the last couple of rocks in this stack. It's not quite as tall as me, but reaches slightly above my eye-level. (For those of you who wish to know, I'm around 5' 8" I think) and is made of 15 individual rocks, counting the bottom-most one on the ground. I hope to eventually make a stack as tall as me. Oh, and yes, I'm actually barefoot as I do these. You have to be nimble to get out of the way of a toppling stack, and I'm quickest in bare feet. Thanks for looking it over, I think I'm having almost as much fun sharing these pictures as I am making these stacks, and that's saying something! enjoy!

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Kelena

6:02PM | Wed, 23 May 2007

that's great:) I heared of that thank you for your comment:)

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Richardphotos

7:10PM | Wed, 23 May 2007

excellent collage. I think I would have on hard toe boots

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rainbows

7:55PM | Wed, 23 May 2007

Amazing rock balancing!! You actually do this!!! I have never seen this before. Wonderful collage and shots. Bare feet is best :-) Balance is better for you in bare feet!! It is. Super work from you. Diane.

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SomethingStrange

8:30PM | Wed, 23 May 2007

You know they stick metal rods in the middle of stone stacks here and flog em off as garden ornaments charging a crap loada money for it?!! Start drilling them rocks and you could have your very own "Au natural' garden ornaments" store lol Stuff aside, Well done on the balancing :D

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itsumama

9:37PM | Wed, 23 May 2007

Coo oo oo ooool! Life as a balancing act. :o)b

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jocko500

10:00PM | Wed, 23 May 2007

this is wonderful. I heard of this but I live where there is no rocks at all

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huenersh

11:57PM | Wed, 23 May 2007

cool stuff, have seen this with bowling before ;-) Cool hobby

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jedink

12:08AM | Thu, 24 May 2007

hmmm, i think i might try this. I remember seeing a doco ages ago about an artist who would build egg shaped sculptures out of slate and shale on beaches (in scoltland i think it was.). He'd then film them in time lapse as the tide would come in then recede. Amazing doco. Great pix, ty.

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Hendesse

12:54AM | Thu, 24 May 2007

Thats really a cool balancing act. Excellent and interesting shots, very well presented!

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acclaude

1:05AM | Thu, 24 May 2007

Stay zen... cool bal. stuff Thks for share experience ! xxxxx, excellent mood,

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sharky_

1:46AM | Thu, 24 May 2007

Great balance........ Kewl work and capture. Aloha

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prionbrain

3:52AM | Thu, 24 May 2007

Awesome idea...and realisation!!! How dis you manage to keep them staying? Isn't there any wind?:))) Great pictures too!!

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Janiss

7:22AM | Thu, 24 May 2007

Superb idea for this excellent tryptic!

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RobyHermida

9:29AM | Thu, 24 May 2007

Amazing rock balancing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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elmurray

9:39AM | Thu, 24 May 2007

I've never seen this before. It looks great fun, albeit very difficult! A great tryptic. Well done! Eileen xx

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mark.spooner

5:15PM | Thu, 24 May 2007

Excellent!

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CrimsonDesire

9:36PM | Thu, 24 May 2007

Wow that looks amazing incedible talent ^^

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PositivelyCreative

10:23PM | Thu, 24 May 2007

Um...okaaaay. I have NEVER heard of such a sport. But you know, whatever makes your boat float, or rocks balance...I always say. Kidding aside, this is really a great photo of an unusual hobby. Fantastic! Getting the rocks to balance on that fifth stone from the bottom had to be quite a feat.

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Pierre-O

3:05AM | Fri, 25 May 2007

Positively great idea and realisation ! This piece could be titled "Looking for equilibrium" > sounds Sci-Fi, no ? Keep on but avoid earthquakes...

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Xantipa

4:12AM | Sat, 26 May 2007

Wow..cool..love it.

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annie5

10:17PM | Sat, 26 May 2007

So cool..I like rocks! you did a good work here.. Magnific presentation.Thanks for your comments :)

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MagikUnicorn

7:46AM | Sun, 27 May 2007

TOO COOL MAN

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Debwhosmiles

9:29PM | Sun, 27 May 2007

Wonderful sequencing and capture of an unusual ummm... activity? =) love it~ (and your chosen garb greatly amuses! lol)

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nongo

8:19PM | Mon, 28 May 2007

Another incredible balancing act!!!!!!! Bravo on this many!!!!!

SecondChoice

6:42AM | Wed, 20 June 2007

hm. what a nice activity. i myself build dry-walls from time to time. so i have an idea how difficult it could be to place stones exactly on one another that they do not move. it's a kind of meditation what You do, i guess! nice work!

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pensive

11:14PM | Sat, 30 June 2007

O_O Holy.....censored What can you say about this??? I've never seen anything like it before. :) Very cool!

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joefraq

10:55PM | Tue, 03 July 2007

Unbelievable GOOD! Most impressive work.

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helanker

4:36PM | Sun, 29 July 2007

AMAAAAZING! And I love your stone ACT !!!

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Chipka

8:56PM | Tue, 30 October 2007

From space to faere, to stones...great range here and I love this post! How rare an art form! Gorgeously captured/demonstrated.

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Tanglimara

1:29AM | Tue, 22 January 2008

Great rock balancing technique, it must require patience and steady hands. Just a feeling of regret when you have to send it tumbling down hey? Tony :-)

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