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Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Wordless Wednesday: Only at an Art Museum would a tree sculpture hang out with living trees
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21 comments:
And do a pretty convincing imitation too!
That is downright convincing. Love it!
interesting contrast but I prefer the live tree more
how fun! what a great sculpture it is. :)
I echo Lissa's words, I prefer the real ones more :P
gosh, that is a little weird.
the sculpture, not the photo. ;-)
It makes you want to believe with all those curvy branches. I had to read the comments to be sure ;)
I want one of those!! lovely shot.
Looks so real!
I agree with friends, looks so real!They did a great job there with this sculpture and all scenery around it!
Hugs
Léia
That looks real! Nice one, Carver :)
Very cool picture ! love it ♥
A captivating contrast. But there ain't nothing like the real thing!
My WW: Stacked
looks so real, nice shot with real tree for comparison
Looks really REAL
Amazing shot :-)
Looks cold...even without snow accumulation. Oh I know...this is unreal...but it still looks mighty cold. LOL
Mine today is OCEAN SPRAY Do come visit me if you can find time. :o)
I had to look twice! That is one wicked looking piece of tree art.
That is hilarious! It really does (kinda) look like a real live (or dead) tree.
Brilliant .. art imitates life perfectly!
interesting branches...it must be eerie at night
Very cool. I love it.
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