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While wandering around the GLOW festival looking at all the illuminated art, it was easy to miss some of the year-round art sitting in the dark along the path. Time to turn on my camera's flash and take a few snaps into the surrounding darkness to see what lurks out there. Turns out, some pretty cool stuff...
Verrrrrryyyy interesting!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fitting end for a farmstead -- turn all that equipment and those parts and tools into abstract sculptures.
ReplyDeleteCatalyst -- lots of interesting stuff out there, I'm guessing I missed more things like these which were resting in the darkness
ReplyDeleteGranny J -- I agree!
These have some interesting shapes like hands, flowers etc.
ReplyDeleteHope you didn't wander too far in the dark and got lost! Miss your posts!
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imaginacion... waoooo, me gusta
ReplyDeleteArasu -- yeah, its amazing what they have done with old discarded parts, very cool
ReplyDeleteTree -- thanks! Its just been an unusual month... took a little time off from regular blogging, but new posts up today!
Con salsa -- they are creative, aren't they
wow. some really great photos. I especially like the last one.
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