If anyone wants to see a full color shot of Crossroads/Trickster by Martha Jarvis, I have one in my picsa album here. This work marks the crossroad of trails at the NC Museum Park and I chopped it in half for this shot to show details of the structure. It sort of looks like a giant ear of corn to me from a distance.
To find other participants, Aileni hosts Monochrome Monday at Loose Ends.
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Monochrome Monday: Crossroads Trickster
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15 comments:
What an unusual object - there must be on a 'spike' deeply bedded in the ground. Lends itself to B&W.
I agree with aileni...quite interesting as it appears to be sitting on a pointed end. Mine's up now! :D
That is a beautiful mono. Very striking.
amazing!
It's perfect for Monochrome Monday.
Fantastic photos. (I saw the one on Picasa Web too)
My Monochrome Monday shot - Air India Building
I thought at first that it was a close up of a palm tree - looks very similar ! Is it made of stones ?
Unusual structure I thought it was a cactus..Fantastic shot..
Thanks so much to everyone for visiting. Someone asked what the work is made of. It's brick, steel, mortar, glass tile, stone.
It does look like an ear of corn!
It must be an original work!
More unusual in B&W than with its colors. Well done.
Being monochrome really shows up the texture of this interesting photo.
Wow very neat! And there is much detail in this picture. I love the working truck in the background. It has a wonderful rural feeling.
Love the mono tone. Unusual. Will have to go check out the full length view. BJ
The geometry just seems all wrong for that thing to be standing. Which museum is this? The surroundings sort of look like it could be the NCMA on Blue Ridge Rd.
Fabulous! I LOVE IT!
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