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A series of seven stainless steel sculptures by a distinguished Amsterdam based German artist Ewerdt Hilgemann on Park Ave Started in Aug.1 until Nov. 7 ,2014 . From 52nd st to 67th st , with large-scale pieces . Some in groups of 2 or more-placed on the grassy medians. The seven sculptures , range in size from 8-20 feet in height , were created especially for the Park Ave installation using a unique vacuum process , which "implodes" geometric shapes causing the material to deform accordingly to natural laws
This photo was taken on a hike from Moffat Tunnel to Rogers Peak Lake, Heart Lake, and Rogers Pass in the James National Wilderness in Colorado. The elevation at the trail head is about 9200 feet and the elevation at the pass is approximately 11850. Much of the trail is along South Boulder Creek.
Small stream in an old-growth forest.. My second large format exposure.
Graflex GV-II, 162mm Optar, FP4+, D76
2/10/15...This is property I pass every day, but this morning it is notable and worthy of a minute to stop and click a photo of those blooming plum trees and the gorgeous sky beyond.
In the park the stream is constricted by a winding stone path. Will the leaves make it to the pond or will someone have to pull them out of the stream?
sophie hates to be photographed but stood by while i took this one. the stream is fake. just a hose running and some sand.
P1250112 - The murky stream at the bottom end of the woods, is fed by a number of contributors. Amazingly all the water in the culverts and other streams feed into this, but I am still confused to where the water goes in between, this is about 3-4 inches deep and about four culverts wide.
As the feeders are 6-7 inches deep and there is at least five this should be three times as high.
This I believe then feeds into Wootton creek and there's another story.