Temple Guardian by auntietk
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Description
Bill was stacking rocks out on Ediz Hook (Port Angeles), but I don't think he saw his creation from this angle.
Mike (NefariousDrO) was the topic of conversation during this activity, as I recall. You never know what an influence you might have on people!
Comments (30)
Ah, I'd recognize that influence anywhere, and I have yet to attempt a reasonable sort of rock stacking exercise...I'm still trying to figure out a way to get up a bit farther north to attempt a rock-stack with the Master of the geological balancing act. And I can say that this is an elegant shot, an elegant monument, and I love the ancient look of it. This is superb! I love the idea that this is also a collaboration as well! And, would it actually be appropriate to say that this rocks?
Reminds me of a Japanese garden nice work.
There's something so meditative about stacked rocks. It's fun, and when you're done, it just feels GOOD!!
SO good! It Is often a revelation to view one's work from a new viewpoint!
Superb capture Tara. Amazing what one can create and with such simple material as rocks. God Bless.
I'm glad you chose to do this in B&W, it's the perfect medium for it. A fantastic shot and thanks to Bill for his architecture.
impressive capture !
excellent picture!
Very nice photo of rock stacking. Bill has a way with rocks.
wonderful !!like Zen !
Rock On!!!!! Great capture of this sculpture
Stunning monochrome photo composition!
Outstanding B&W with great contrast and textures!
Beautiful b&w composition with dramatic light & shadow. That rock near the bottom is particularly fascinating to me - it looks like it's draped over the rock under it...
Love it! Very different in B&W and from this angle, Tara. Would make a great print, Clive
excellent
Oooo, I hadn't seen the shape of the foundation rock myself! OK, seems I've got five figured out...next time I'll have to try for six:)
looks a little like a dog. I love the detail in the texture Tara!
Wonderful light and shadow, Tara! And of course the texture of those rocks just........well.........rocks! I've tried stacking rocks like this a time or two, but haven't done anything worth photographing (yet). I think Mike's started a movement...
A super capture of Bill's rock stack and it makes a great temple guardian.
hope they was not too heavy rocks. lol. cool shot
Excellent in black and white!
Wonderful!!
An absolutely stunning side of this beautiful stack of stones you found, Tara. Well seen and captured. :)
Excellent
Ah ha! Now we know who was behind Stonehenge! Way to cool.
Very cool :)
Love that "zen" piece of art
Like Chip, I immediately recognized the influence - looks like you two could well go into competition with Mike. Love the photograph of this temporal statuette - the monochrome really brings out the texture of the rocks
WOW, this looks so interesting and 'like lively', Tara. Very proud your creation looks.