Out Stacking Rocks by bmac62
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Description
...yesterday while beachcombing, bird watching and walking Mandy along Ediz Hook we found hundreds/thousands of smoothly rounded and fairly flat river rocks.
...having long admired the amazing work of Rendo artist, NefariousDrO, I just had to try my hand at rock stacking:)
...and to add to the scene, a Yang Ming container ship just happened to be sailing by...actually sitting by waiting for the harbor pilot to come out and take over navigation responsibilites for movement from the Strait of Juan de Fuca eastward into Puget Sound and then southward to the Port of Seattle or Tacoma.
Bill:)
"After the Rain"
Comments (34)
Very cool work and photo Bill looks like you're going into a new hobby
Very well composed and captured Bill!
outstanding combination Bill
Superb capture Bill. God Bless.
When I first viewed your photo, I thought I was looking at a container ship from Vancouver Island, but I see you're from USA. Nice gallery btw.
Well, I doubt if you will ever be as Nefarious as DrO (when it comes to Precarious piling of stones), but this is a good simulation of the container ship's stacking in the background! A rather amusing parallel here. Keep up the good work! :-)
Great image!!
Great job Bill, both for capturing this creation, and for creating it. Looks like you employed some of your Army training there. The containership in the background adds to the shot.
I like the dof, and agree with Michael about the echo of stacked rocks and stacked containers. Nicely done, both the stacking and the photography! :)
Great capture of the stacked rocks (ain't nature wonderful), offering a marvelous sense of depth to this fine far away image, Bill.
A lovely frame for the ship Bill.
So lovely Bill... perfect stack and the DOF is great!
Perfection all round!
You did a great job & got a bonus!!
Fabulous capture Bill love your rock stacking also :-)
Love the composition including your creation! Clive
Wonderful combination of two hobbies, picture taking and rock stacking and then combining both for a great shot! Very cool Bill!
OUTSTANDING WORK!
marvelous composition
a new concept, building your own photograph, could catch on.
OH that looks awesome, Bill, Well done. :)
Bill, nice shot. This is something I posted several months ago that people do in Aruba on the east side of the island. It make for interesting conversation.
Creative concept & nice composition, Bill, though I don't think NefariousDrO needs to worry about competition from your rock stacking skills...
That is cool, especially juxtaposing it with the ship like that. Thanks for the nod, too. I should warn you, rockstacking can be addictive!
How very cool! I love flat rocks, and you got a good pile going there. What a fortuitous event that container ship was!
Excellent capture!
Well, when I saw the title, Mike was the first person I thought of.. I like the way these are stacked with the container ship appearing from behind them. Nice shot and stacking job, Bill!
I feel a new craze coming on! This is fab!
Neat image Hugs Susan~
yes, a beautiful capture of the strange phenomena of rocks piled on top of each other. In the shot, they seem very heavy---hope you didn't get a hernia stacking them! They make a beautiful 'frame' for the picture, a focal point, even though the image goes back in space and covers all that water & sky. Do you know the work of Andy Goldsworthy? He made a film called Rivers and Tides, and I truly recommend it to both you & tara. It's basically him setting up 'nature art', in which he uses forms like this to make beautiful hand-made creations designed to decay with the forces of nature itself. It's a slow film, but even if you see just a few of his creations---made right in nature itself---you'll get the sense of his beautiful mind & heart, and how one can make art out of nature itself. This concoction reminded me of that, as do the beautiful structures in NefariousDrO's gallery. Hope you do more...