Weird Wonderful Wordless Wednesday Whatzit
Wild Rumpus Stickwork at Tower Hill – babsjeheron
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This post is prompted by the ever-inspiring Lens Artists Tina, Amy, Patti, and Leya, all of whom encourage the community of photographers and writers.
This week’s Lens Artist challenge comes from Ann-Christine. The topic is Weird and Wonderful. What do you think? Is Patrick Dougherty’s installation not weird and wonderful?
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Please click the links below to see the beautiful offerings from the Lens Artists.
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From Leya Lens Artists Weekly Photo Challenge 171: Weird and Wonderful .
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From Patti Lens Artists Weekly Photo Challenge 171: Weird and Wonderful .
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From Tina Lens Artists Weekly Photo Challenge 171: Weird and Wonderful .
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From Amy Lens Artists Weekly Photo Challenge 171: Weird and Wonderful .
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Folks, now that some areas are opening back up, please consider supporting your local Arts communities – whether music, theater, crafts, visual arts venues, and others. All have been impacted over the past year and a half and they need your love more than ever.
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Natick Center Cultural District
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The Natick Center Cultural District is situated in a friendly, classic New England town hosting a vibrant, contemporary fusion of art, culture and business. Learn more!
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My brick & mortar presence in Massachusetts dates back to 2009 in several local venues/galleries.
Please watch this space for news of my upcoming Winter 2022 gallery show.
TCAN – The Center for Arts Natick
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Natick Town Hall
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Five Crows Gallery in Natick
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Audubon Sanctuary
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Be a fly on the wall! Please CLICK HERE to see the Great Blue Herons gracing the gallery walls.
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Remember: Walk softly and carry a long lens.™
May the Muse be with you.™
The Tao of Feathers™
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Great Blue Heron, TCAN, Five Crows, Stickwork, Patrick Dougherty
Posted on October 27, 2021, in # Lens-Artists, Art, daily prompt, Fine art, Inspiration, Landscape, Nature, Photography, Wildlife Photography, Wordless Wednesday and tagged #fivecrows, #towerhillbg, Lens-Artists Photo Challenge, TCAN. Bookmark the permalink. 29 Comments.
Babsje Heron 
Dear Babsje,
really weird and wonderful! 👍
Great editing, we like the colours and the dynamics.
With love ❤ ❤ from the wild sea
The Fab Four of Cley
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Good morning! I am very pleased by your comment and that you appreciate this photo. You may enjoy seeing more of Patrick Dougherty’s installations here: http://www.stickwork.net/ Wishing all the Fab Four of Cley a wonderful day with your wild sea. 💕 All my best, Babsje
Wild and wonderful it is, Babsje! Love the setting and colours too!
Many thanks, Leya! Glad you like it. Your photo of the mysterious Pine Cone structure in the forest inspired me to post it. Best, Babsje
for a second I thought this was a natural formation but realized it’s some human attempting to emulate Natures diversity.
Hi Wayne. Thanks, glad you like it. Definitely human in origin. I think your interpretation is pretty close. The artist has one at this link that reminds me of a family of birds: http://www.stickwork.net/ Best, Babsje
this guy does something similarhttps://www.livingyourwildcreativity.com/art-gallery-1-mitchell-1
Oh wow Wayne. Thanks very much for that link. His work is stunning. I like the way he said “Movement, change, light, growth and decay are the lifeblood of nature, the energies”
I knew you’d like his work. He’s put out at least one book I know of.
Ooh, thanks Wayne. I’ll have to look for his book now that my eyes are improving I’m able to actually read real books again and not just digital. What a life those nature installation artists must have. Creating out in the world with Nature their canvas.
https://www.thriftbooks.com/a/andy-goldsworthy/231080/
Excellent thank you. He also has some videos. The first I tried wasn’t available. It was about streams. Wondering if it had Salmon?
Weird and spooky too!
Many thanks for your kind compliment. Apologies for my delay in replying, but your comment ended up in WordPress spam unfortunately. Best, Babsje
This Stickwork is creative and wonderful, Babsje!
Hi Amy. Thanks so much. The artist is so creative. You can see more here: http://www.stickwork.net/ Glad you like it. Best, Babsje
Interesting display, Babsje! Thanks for sharing.
Many thanks Patti. I thought you’d like it. Some of your own posts for earlier challenges had quirky outdoors statues and carvings. Best, Babsje
I’d never even heard of stickwork. This is amazing.
So glad you like it! You can see more here: http://www.stickwork.net/ Thanks for stopping by and commenting. Best, Babsje
It certainly is! I like the name Wild Rumpus Stickwork too.
So glad you like it. You can see more fabulous stickworks here: http://www.stickwork.net/ Thanks for visiting and commenting. Best, Babsje
Interesting to see the second one on the featured work on the link you provided – the children look like humming birds.
Yes, I agree! His work fascinates me. 😊
The photo is amazing. I’ve never seen natural stickwork like that.
Hello. I’m glad you like it. Thanks for visiting and commenting. More stickworks here if you’re interested: http://www.stickwork.net/ Best, Babsje
Very cool!
Many thanks, so glad you like this installation. You can see more stickworks at http://www.stickwork.net/ Best, Babsje
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