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These Metal Days

November 12, 2007

Looking like the foot of a Martian Invader's tripod machine-thang, this is the base of one of the weird and wonderful sculptures around town. The whole (well the upper main part) of the sculpture can be seen in this photo
previously appearing in the twilight zone, um, I mean, the plastic lens.
Camera: Diana 151 Film: Kodak 160VC

Filed under: Colour Diana

5 Responses to “These Metal Days”

Bouncing Light
November 13, 2007 08:48

This one is beautiful, I love the colors, Have no idea what you photographed though :-)
Tell us about the film? Please?

Today I got the results from my new toycamera, th Chupa Chups Photo Pop. Great to play with! With the Diana I had no luck, well maybe later.

Bouncing Light
November 13, 2007 08:50

Sorry, just read the old feed, now I see you used Kodak, never mind me :-)

Susan S.
November 13, 2007 14:53

I thought a UFO had landed when the image first opened!

I like this one. The other sculptures are darn cool, too. I've got to get out of Canberra and see them!

nankuru_susumu
November 14, 2007 00:11

I think a brightness of metal is good.

Lisa
November 15, 2007 10:29

Gorgeous. The metal looks fantastic in this picture. You have the best public art... I love seeing it.

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