Giving the Neighborhood Some Entertainment by NefariousDrO
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Here in Michigan it's unusually warm for this time of year
(I have a picture of what it was like 4 years ago today here: http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=2192648&user_id=482194&page=7&member&np)
so I simply had to spend some time fooling around and giving the neighbors something to gawk at. Cars routinely slow way down as they pass when I do these things, I think they are trying to decide if I'm crazy, or maybe hoping to earn a belated admission to Hogwarts school of witchcraft.
It's always fun doing these things, and a great way to get rid of stress, if you can believe that.
As usual for these, no tricks, no strings, glue, alien anti-gravity, or whatever. It's all just gravity, balance, and friction.
Thanks for taking a look, and I hope you're all having a good weekend!
Comments (9)
Oh that's a nice one ! Great job
Hogwarts!!! So, that's the answer.... Wingardium, Levioso!! I knew you had some special talent for these amazing stacks of rocks! :-D Seriously, this is a great shot of this stack, Mike! That top one balanced on the really small rock is truly a work of art! You must have tons of patience!
Agree with above, excellent patience.
Amazing work and patience!
INCREDIBLE my friend ... Fantastic shot also !!!
Great job with the little rock! More balanced than me, that's for sure.
THE ROCK MAN IS BACK COOOOOOOOOOOOL :)
I can see how you'd draw attention: it takes skill and know-how to do this kind of really, super cool stuff and you do it quite well. This is impressive. I also suspect that there's a story in rock-working, somewhere and I'm a wee bit determined to find it. This is great. Of course, I think you'd do better on the island of Roke: they're a bit more selective than Hogwarts.
Very very good capture !! I hope there is no wind there !!!