A-Maze-ing!!!! by beachzz
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Again at the HIGH Museum in Atlanta. This was simply a collection of wooden posts, arranged in a maze. The description said it was Australian hard wood, though nothing more specific. They are about 4 feet high, but not set up wide enough to really walk though. I wanted to shoot them from above, but that just wasn't possible, of course. Such a simple idea, yet with so much grandeur and presence!!!
Comments (18)
Great photograph ... though I'm not sure how I feel about the art exhibit itself. Mike
Interesting artwork. I wonder how many trees it took to create that maze. I suppose it could be from residual timber.
Interesting stuff. I wonder how many people actually tried or attempted to go thru those blocks. Kewl. Aloha
excellent shot, i would of been one of the ones tempted to run through it. LOL
aussie aussie aussie oi oi oi! lol i can smell the australian wood from here, what a great piece of art and photo!
This is fantastic Marilyn! love the pov! and I would of jumped right in the middle of it haha! :-) have a great day!
Super thing and pic! and I love your treatment of it.
I have seen a shape similar to this in a greek pattern, a scroll work around the edge of something, I can't quite remember but it is familiar to me. Ah well it will most probably come to me in about a weeks time.lol. Excellent capture Marilyn, a bit of a waste of wood but your take on it is great, a very warm image, the wood has a golden glow to it. Superb work. Bravo!!!!!
Great find and capture...love it!
They have created an amazing, no pun, there, structural work of art. And a great capture, Marilyn.
Ok, to me, it just takes up space. It has not function, it is not very practical artwork to have in your house, you can't use the maze, and it would be hell to dust it and clean the floor in the spaces that run through it. Pretty or not, it could only be shown off in a museum or community hall. I'd have to cut one side out and put some seats in there, something... Great shot of this curiosity.
Wonderful POV, textures and shades of red and orange dominate this excellent photo of Marilyn's labyrinth.
I like this a lot Marylin. excellent capture
cool shot of this art
Just keep turning left on the way in, and right on the way out, and you should be okay. :) Cool capture!!
Oooh, I like this image! The color is brilliant, and you've captured the environment of the place quite well. Great work! Hmmm...I wonder if it's too small to go into if you squeeze yourself in sideways?
Help, Help, I can't find my way out!!!! NIce piccie!!!
Hello my dear friend, Very Beautiful photography. Excellent!!Congratulations !!A million stars*******Giant kiss in Your heart.Luminous blesing. Ludy Sorry by signig so late because I was sick