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Landart
Posted by Calusarus (St Sorlin en Valloire, France) on 2 February 2008 in Art & Design.
Lieu/Location : LUS-LA-CROIX-HAUTE (26)
Ginnie from Atlanta, United States
I would LOVE to know more about this, Calusarus. It reminds me of a crime scene, when they draw the outline of where a victim fell. But I doubt that that's what's going on here.
2 Feb 2008 10:01am
@Ginnie: Not really a crime scene. Only an initiation to Landart for Children.
Ina from Krugersdorp, South Africa
I agree with Acotfot - it does look pagan, I would say it is the "Green Man"
Nice capture
2 Feb 2008 10:09am
@Ina: Thanks a lot.
Sujit Sudhi from Hyderabad, India
Nice shot. But I have no clue what it is? I love the leading lines...
2 Feb 2008 10:30am
@Sujit Sudhi: They are people. Wait till tomorrow to see another shot, maybe more clear.
@Scarabaeus: Thank you for the comment.
Jen from Alpharetta, United States
Mysterious and interestng capture...love to know the story behind it
2 Feb 2008 12:35pm
@Jen: Just a pleasant moment for children. A landart contest. Thanks for coming, and commenting.
@Sumedh: Thanks for the comment.
Judy from Brooksville-Florida,, United States
Landart for children - what a great idea. Good capture!
Thank you for your visit to my Civil War soldier.
2 Feb 2008 1:15pm
@Judy: And they spent a good time to their creation. Thanks for stopping and commenting.
@justin: Thank you
don from spokane, United States
A very provocative and eye-catching image. I'm still looking at it and giving it my own interpretation.
This makes an excellent post...and something to think about!
2 Feb 2008 4:17pm
@don: Thanks for your nice comment.
Jewlya from United States
I agree with a previous comment - it's like an artistic version of a crime scene. Delightfully unusual photo!
2 Feb 2008 6:27pm
@Jewlya: Thank you.
I've never thought about a crime scene with this photos. And 2 comments about the idea, I'm surprised.
standley from brou-sur-chantereine, France
Belle image surprenante qui rend notre imagination fertile!
2 Feb 2008 9:08pm
@standley: Merci du commentaire. Je n'avais pas idée en postant cette photo qu'elle surprendrait autant.
L.Reis from Portugal
This made me think about Andy Goldsworthy, maybe he had this kind of initiation when he was a child :D
I only can imagine what great fun they had doing this :)...further more it produced a great picture!
2 Feb 2008 10:58pm
@L.Reis: The comparison with A. Goldsworthy is very kind for the children. Thank you.
Nikon D200
1/400 second
F/4.5
ISO 800
46 mm