Tools From The Trail by auntietk
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Oregon Trail Museum
Baker City, Oregon
I don't know what the point of this exhibit was, because I didn't read the signs. Too busy enjoying the juxtaposition of shapes, I suppose!
Comments (23)
Superb capture Tara. God bless.
Amazing POV and good idea.
I see a giant insect with a drill in its mouth!
al fits together beautifully
An interesting piece. I like the way you see the world. Very cool.
Very cool capture the lighting and shapes are great
Certainly interesting.
Makes me dizzy, almost fell of my chair!
Some sort of wagon? You do detail better than almost anyone I know. I can't believe you didn't go into microbiology.
cool shot
Superb composition,my friend! The colors and light are remarkable!!!!
I'm sure you had more fun with the shapes. Sometimes the signs are not worth reading anyway.
beautiful !!
FIrst I thought I saw part of a violin, but this is a beautiful capture :)
I'd be right there with you; great collection of arcs and shapes! Good eye you have there, my friend! ;}
I also see an insect with a drill in its mouth! Well...I see lots of things, including some of that cool, cryptic, and interesting stuff you'd find in the National Museum of Agara in the city of Pekkur...but that's a rant for another post. I love the warm colors in this; there's a delicious Old World feel in this, and so many textures. I need to visit this place and hear for myself whether or not they speak Agaran there.
There is so much to see and to discover here - many different forms, shapes, textures even colours, lots of little details everywhere - fascinating to say the least! ... a quiet reminder to myself, must make another appointment with the Dentist ;)) BB
A lot of history to tell. Nice shot. Aloha
Paddle-wheel powered bison perhaps? That's what it looks like to me. Cool. P.S. I would have said more about Carhenge if the Internet would have not kept kicking me off. I've always wanted to go there. More pix, please. And thanks for the wonderful dedi.
Love the warm color tones & the very interesting shapes & patterns here that create a fine abstract...
In a place like this, I don't really think signs are necessary – the objects tell the story all by themselves... A lovely photo, Tara – I love the wonderful warm tones!
Great pic Hugs Susan
Lots of wood, loads of details! Nice shot.. Rob