Two photos, one natural and one man-made.
The first is a boulder at Moeraki. These natural concretions erode out of the cliffs onto the beach and gradually wash away, but there are always more to replace them. They are much visited by tourists.
The second photo is a sculpture that is suspended in the air above Wellington's Civic Square. It was taken at my daughter's graduation ceremony. All the graduates had paraded through the city and released balloons in the air. In the background you can just see two of the last of the balloons flying away.
For more round photos, visit Thematic Photographic here
Thursday, April 23, 2009
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8 comments:
How interesting...round is everywhere. I really like the ferns on the suspended sculpture. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing that info...we learn something new everyday. I love how in the 2nd pic the balloons are drifting out of sight. Great pics! :)
Two lovely shots!
awe... cool rock. Never seen or heard of them before. we learn so much from bloggers.
Great choices the sculpture is beautiful and the bolder in the water well the photo is lovely!
Wow, I love them both. The rock is just amazing - and the color of the ocean.
The sculpture, too - it looks so light!
The boulder and how it was created is amazing, beautiful photos.
These are great! Nice picks for Carmi's Round Challenge. That first photo is so cool. How interesting the way they turn up, disappear only to be replaced by more.
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