Bill Borne
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Thanks You always have interesting shotsGROUCHO !
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***Mini-Challenge #433***Non Living Subjects On Display"
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Bill Borne
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An interesting history of it!
Farmers Museum Cooperstown NY
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fish...
.. yes, the trees are living, but can you recognize the fish, which is definitely not living. You can argue, that the fish will modify by growing with the trees, therefore the exhibit is not strikly "non-living", or it is a kind of "mobile art" with a fixed center point. (ergo, "non-living")
Ulrich
Bill Borne
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To me it is Graffiti
fish...
.. yes, the trees are living, but can you recognize the fish, which is definitely not living. You can argue, that the fish will modify by growing with the trees, therefore the exhibit is not strikly "non-living", or it is a kind of "mobile art" with a fixed center point. (ergo, "non-living")
Ulrich
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And Graffiti is non moving! Ok, then the post is within the rules of the challenge.To me it is Graffiti
fish...
.. yes, the trees are living, but can you recognize the fish, which is definitely not living. You can argue, that the fish will modify by growing with the trees, therefore the exhibit is not strikly "non-living", or it is a kind of "mobile art" with a fixed center point. (ergo, "non-living")
Ulrich
Ulrich
I would like to add a further comment. I think, it is more than Graffiti. You only can see the fish, when you stand in the correct angle in front of the trees. Otherwise, you only see random lines. The "Graffiti?" was done by an artist (in 2008), who did also other kind of exhibit in the wood. Here is the notice:And Graffiti is non moving! Ok, then the post is within the rules of the challenge.To me it is Graffiti
fish...
.. yes, the trees are living, but can you recognize the fish, which is definitely not living. You can argue, that the fish will modify by growing with the trees, therefore the exhibit is not strikly "non-living", or it is a kind of "mobile art" with a fixed center point. (ergo, "non-living")
Ulrich
Ulrich
and here another piece from her:
some saurian
Ulrich
Bill Borne
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Yes of course it isAnd Graffiti is non moving! Ok, then the post is within the rules of the challenge.To me it is Graffiti
fish...
.. yes, the trees are living, but can you recognize the fish, which is definitely not living. You can argue, that the fish will modify by growing with the trees, therefore the exhibit is not strikly "non-living", or it is a kind of "mobile art" with a fixed center point. (ergo, "non-living")
Ulrich
Ulrich
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Michael Smith-Heimer
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Alley in Istanbul
Homeless art piece by the Bay
Bill Borne
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Well if it is private property or sanctioned by some form of government then I would say it's art. But if done just in a natural setting like a park....In the Us doing that in a national park is a crime. Anyhow that was just my opinion.I would like to add a further comment. I think, it is more than Graffiti. You only can see the fish, when you stand in the correct angle in front of the trees. Otherwise, you only see random lines. The "Graffiti?" was done by an artist (in 2008), who did also other kind of exhibit in the wood. Here is the notice:And Graffiti is non moving! Ok, then the post is within the rules of the challenge.To me it is Graffiti
fish...
.. yes, the trees are living, but can you recognize the fish, which is definitely not living. You can argue, that the fish will modify by growing with the trees, therefore the exhibit is not strikly "non-living", or it is a kind of "mobile art" with a fixed center point. (ergo, "non-living")
Ulrich
Ulrich
Either way, like I said it's a valid take on the theme.
Not to take away from your photography skills......
Now I do think the 2nd photo is pretty cool.
and here another piece from her:
some saurian
Ulrich
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Bill Borne
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Both nice exhibits. I like the color of the 1st shot...Umbrellas I guess...
Val Bueno
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Hi Bill! Congratulations on the win. I apologize to Birdogman, I tried to look for a decent photo of my place, but I rent and didn't really have anyting I could enter.
Here is one Entry:
Ryozen Kannon, Kyoto, Japan
And a few Exhibits:
Somewhere in Kyoto
Ryozen Kannon, Kyoto Japan (pulled back just a little)
Angkor Wat, Cambodia
Gravesite Sculpture, Fatima, Portugal
1 of 10,000 Buddahs in Sha Tin, Hong Kong, China
Cheers,
Val
Here is one Entry:
Ryozen Kannon, Kyoto, Japan
And a few Exhibits:
Somewhere in Kyoto
Ryozen Kannon, Kyoto Japan (pulled back just a little)
Angkor Wat, Cambodia
Gravesite Sculpture, Fatima, Portugal
1 of 10,000 Buddahs in Sha Tin, Hong Kong, China
Cheers,
Val
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1930's Barometer
Coffee Pot with old print and Russian Wood doll
Look at him for 5 seconds without smiling?
Soviet era railway timepiece.
Geometrics
Coffee Pot with old print and Russian Wood doll
Look at him for 5 seconds without smiling?
Soviet era railway timepiece.
Geometrics
Bill Borne
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Good enough....Like them all
Bill Borne
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Beautiful shot
Bill Borne
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You will have to explain it to be an entry?
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Bill Borne
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I'm not sure these fir the theme but for exhibits I'm not gonna get too picky.1930's Barometer
Coffee Pot with old print and Russian Wood doll
Look at him for 5 seconds without smiling?
Soviet era railway timepiece.
Geometrics
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