Photographic Post
Jul. 2nd, 2009 07:09 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ap_aelfwineI was shooting publicity shots today, for a house and gardens tour that benefits the local historical society. As anyone who's been round here a while has probably noticed, I'm not really a professional photographer--I can shoot well enough to illustrate an article, and that's about it. Fortunately, that's all that the tour's publicity needs call for, so I end up volunteering, when I'm able--my mother does their publicity, and it means that I get to see some really stunning houses and gardens.
These are a couple of welded sculptures that I thought were particularly nifty. You might be particularly interested, maybe,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
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This is welded out of scrap iron (mostly agricultural machine parts, I think, but also railroad spikes and so on.) by an artist in Colorado. Apparently he makes a lot of dog sculptures.
A detail of the same dog sculpture.
The same garden, but a different sculptor's work. This rooster is made of scrap iron and a large river stone.
A leopard frog by the pond in the same garden.
These are a couple of welded sculptures that I thought were particularly nifty. You might be particularly interested, maybe,
wsr?This is welded out of scrap iron (mostly agricultural machine parts, I think, but also railroad spikes and so on.) by an artist in Colorado. Apparently he makes a lot of dog sculptures.
A detail of the same dog sculpture.
The same garden, but a different sculptor's work. This rooster is made of scrap iron and a large river stone.
A leopard frog by the pond in the same garden.
