London Coastal Path
This is part of a garden work of art that Ann and I found in London and felt represented the coastal paths of Great Britain. The blue pebbles were the ocean. The jagged rocks, in the "water" and on land, are easily seen. The trees are planted at a slant, we decided, to give it all a wind-blown feel.
The path itself and the hedgerows are seen in part here.
The cliffs seem to be represented both with the rocks seen on the ground at the right, almost half way up the photo, and with rocks, mostly out of the frame at left, attached to a building's wall.
Or maybe the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path was just imprinted in our minds after 60 miles and dozens of hours on it and this was a simple abstract work of landscape art.
Anyway...note the pigeon exiting in a "northwesterly" direction.
The path itself and the hedgerows are seen in part here.
The cliffs seem to be represented both with the rocks seen on the ground at the right, almost half way up the photo, and with rocks, mostly out of the frame at left, attached to a building's wall.
Or maybe the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path was just imprinted in our minds after 60 miles and dozens of hours on it and this was a simple abstract work of landscape art.
Anyway...note the pigeon exiting in a "northwesterly" direction.



1 Comments:
Great explanation -- that is really cool.
Wish i had one of those in my backyard :)
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