A-Maze-ing by beachzz
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This was an exhibit at the High Museum in Atlanta, Georgia in April of 2008. I believe it's some kind of Australian wood, the posts were about 4 feet high. I really wanted to get a shot OVER it, but there just wasn't anything to climb on!!
Comments (15)
As an Australian I can tell you that it is obviously made of 'Foo Foo' wood from the outback of Kilamundra. Nah sorry I'm just making that up I have no idea!!!! Great shot though.
Nice shot of this Maze?? nice rich colours.. Well done Marilyn..
Great shot...
LOL @ blinkings... Foo Foo wood... pfftttt!!!! Great one my friend! :)
Even though it is so simple as a maze, I would have this urge to go in! I like the way you cropped this.
I can only imagine my shot of that. You wouldn't be able to see across the top! LOL!
Very cool. Next time bring a box - oh wait, they might think you were bringing in a bomb... guess that won't work. :-)
this is really a cool shot.
made me smile wonderful capture warm hugs, Linda
Love the POV. Great capture!
I like the wood, the arangement of the wood, the presence the whole piece commands...but going back to basics...is the museum display art? I don't often think about that...but a museum exhibit for stacking wood? But Marilyn...your picture of it is...:)
Terrific POV employed to catch this maze in all its Aussie wood glory, M. And tight image cropping. I suspect a camera-equipped articulated periscope would have been ideal in this situation. Or a step ladder.
Very interesting subject and perspective, from above would be fun, but this is great the way it is!
Wonderful! I would also love to see it from above, but I think this angle is superb and probably more interesting than a overview shot. I like the close crop and the broad horizontal diamonds. I love the strong contrast between the top and the sides. Excellent capture!
Magnifique photographie!