Stone
Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Sat, 07/01/06 04:57 The sensation from the perspective is that the next shot will show a shattering shot as the rock meets the camera. Comments by Ruth Rittichier on Sat, 07/01/06 07:43 It looks suspended in the air. Comments by Bradley Scarbrough on Sat, 07/01/06 08:03 I really like this one. I was wondering when you were going to post it. It's my favorite in the series. The reflection of the windows makes it even more sublime.
Comments by Juana Aranega on Sat, 07/01/06 08:16 Agree with Jan
Comments by Maria Salvador on Sat, 07/01/06 11:14 Rock music... :-)
Comments by Frank B on Sat, 07/01/06 12:19 The rock on top seems suspended in air. Lovely colors. Comments by les perry on Sat, 07/01/06 14:47 Heard and seen the rolling stones but not a floating one.
Comments by G.B. SHETTLER on Sat, 07/01/06 16:16 I like your photograph Rick. Love the background. But I am not keen on the type and texture of rocks used by the artist...(not that I am aware what the intent of the piece is) Comments by Rick Longworth on Sat, 07/01/06 18:13 G.B., There are a couple of essays about Gummer that might (or might not help) in understanding this piece.
Comments by Mike Hites on Sat, 07/01/06 19:58 Cool comp - rocks and opposite shadows seem to balance. Love the blue. Comments by Garry Schaefer on Sun, 07/02/06 15:16 Lower rock rocks! Upper rock can float right out of the scene as far as I'm concerned. Just sniping from the sidelines here. ;-) Comments by Paul Bracey on Fri, 07/07/06 05:30 Meryl Gummer? |
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