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| ©2019 Barry Smith - Family sculpture made from rusted fuel drums - part of the Walcha Open Air Gallery |
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| ©2019 Barry Smith - Celtic standing stones - Glen Innes |
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| ©2019 Barry Smith - Fiona checks out one of the large natural standing stones - buried 2m into the ground |
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| ©2019 Barry Smith - The three central stones |
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| ©2019 Barry Smith - Bundle of lights against a dark sky - Stanthorpe |
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| ©2019 Barry Smith - Fiona discusses letterpress printing on Albion Presses in the letterpress museum and workshop in Armadale |
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| ©2019 Barry Smith - Whale - part of the Walcha Open Air Gallery |
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| ©2019 Barry Smith - Tree made from rusted star pickets - Walcha |
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| ©2019 Barry Smith - Very large rusted barbed wire ball - Walcha |
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| ©2019 Barry Smith - Sliced stine monolith - part of the Walcha Open Air Gallery |
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| ©2019 Barry Smith - Nest - mainly wire - found in the front yard of my brother and cistern law's house Mt. Tamborine - fell out of a huge eucalyptus tree |
Looks like fun! As ever, great pictures!
ReplyDeletewhat beautiful photos and happy belated birthday wishes for Fiona!
ReplyDeleteThe epic scale of the stone and metal works ... hard to believe and wonderful to see.
ReplyDeleteBut then wait, what? I assumed the bird nest was yet another artwork, until I read the caption. Amazing ...
T, MC and LA - thanks for checking out the detail of the post. T - it was an inspiring place to visit. MC - easy for photos to be beautiful when nature etc offer good subjects. LA - epic indeed; and it just shows that magpies and crows can make great weaving artists!!!! Go well. B
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