Can You Title This? by bmac62
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Found in a public sculpture garden on San Juan Island...it turns with the wind...it has several somethings that look like propellars...and boy it is colorful.
I left this very large...try a zoom.
Comments (15)
Helimill :) Nice shot Bill, love the vibrant colours.
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Heh heh heh...
Cool find and a great shot of it, Bill!
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Wheeee!! Looks like a carnival ride!!!
I'll go with either title, or its scientific title: a concrete visualization of the Heisenberg-Lopetia-Gravitational Constant, developed by Fermi Lab in 1952. (I'm lying through my teeth.) It's a big gear-y spinning thing, and I love it. A very clean and clear, Bill, and you zeroed right-in on it so we're right next to it. I love the different shapes and colors, and those whacko steam-punk gear things. A real popper of a shot. Your shots always have super clarity, and it works perfectly for this apex of gizmo-sity...
clarity is the key here. your subject matter is always on par for entertaining
I thought from the thumb it was one of those hellish fairground things! Such fantastic detail in your shot makes for a very interesting tour round it's works.
WOW! Ultra Fancy Windmill :)
This sculpture looks very nice Bill.
I like the POV very much.
It reminds me a little of a well-camouflaged transformer
What an amazing piece of art.
Quite interesting piece of art.
Cool and interesting capture....
How about "Phoenix with Leaves," by Andrew Carson. :P If you ever want to buy me something extravagant, this is it! It was love at first sight. :)
Not sure what to call it but it is very colorful and looks a little dangerous. Perfect capture against a cloudy sky.
I'm thinking that should be entitled - in flight