Administering multiple blogs is a pain. I'd rather make sculpture than post images, but I'm willing to compromise and make the process as simple as possible. I take few images now so that image editing takes less time, and I plan on using this catch-all blog for all sculptures. No more dividing things into years. This will make your job of browsing harder, but the choice is pretty much between this, or nothing.
I quit taking pictures at all for most of 2010, and the pattern continued into 2011. Various friends prevailed on me to start taking the camera with me. No quantity of still images will ever show a sculpture so I decided to reduce the number to something more manageable. 10, 12, around in there, depending on the light, and then I choose four or five from those.
We'll start with 2011. I may go back and fill in some of the other years, at least those sculptures of which I have images.
Friday, February 4, 2011
Monday, January 31, 2011
Friday, January 28, 2011
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Friday, January 21, 2011
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
11F-6, January 18
No report, but I did find a short comment in Email.
"Today was a lovely one for sand sculpture. Most interesting physical phenomenon was tremendous surf; most of the time it's pretty quiet here, but there were many sets of big waves just booming against the breakwater, or booming as they ran into the previous wave's reflection from the breakwater. When that happened, water raced for the sky, backlit by the afternoon sun.
"The sculpture had some nice parts but I ended up being disappointed with its many defaultish parts. I was having a hard time concentrating, mind flying here and there. Ah, well, it was still a nice day and there were some nice folks out. Did you know that Hula Hoops have made a comeback? Two women came by with their hoops, and implied that they were going to some kind of hooping demonstration or contest. Their hoops looked bigger than I remember them being. One said she'd been hooping for a year or so. And then there was Marna, from Topanga, who sat near me and asked what my inspiration was. She said she's an artist."
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"Today was a lovely one for sand sculpture. Most interesting physical phenomenon was tremendous surf; most of the time it's pretty quiet here, but there were many sets of big waves just booming against the breakwater, or booming as they ran into the previous wave's reflection from the breakwater. When that happened, water raced for the sky, backlit by the afternoon sun.
"The sculpture had some nice parts but I ended up being disappointed with its many defaultish parts. I was having a hard time concentrating, mind flying here and there. Ah, well, it was still a nice day and there were some nice folks out. Did you know that Hula Hoops have made a comeback? Two women came by with their hoops, and implied that they were going to some kind of hooping demonstration or contest. Their hoops looked bigger than I remember them being. One said she'd been hooping for a year or so. And then there was Marna, from Topanga, who sat near me and asked what my inspiration was. She said she's an artist."
2017-11-22: Replaced Photobucket links with Blogger self-hosting
Saturday, January 15, 2011
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