I haven't read anywhere that the original rules apply, but will stick to one of each - wood, metal, stone - straight off the camera.
Well, not quite, because the first has both wood and metal that my two creative friends used to create outdoor art.
I was annoyed with myself and my faulty memory yesterday when I got home from work, and remembered I'd forgotten to go to the place I knew there would be some impressive stone. Remembered I'd forgotten - that must be the Irish in me! Not to worry, I told myself, I got a rock shot last weekend. And then I remembered it was stone, not rock I was supposed to be looking for. I think it's forgivable to get my stones and rocks mixed up. So my stone is more like a rock in need of a haircut.
The rest of the Friday Shoot Outers will be posting their home town takes on this topic here. I see the link is up already - well done to our hosting team. I have a metal flower from a piece Twink gave me, so this is for you guys.
A rock in need of a haircut! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI will take rock, stone. Great photos Miz Pauline. Love the metal art work.
ReplyDeleteQMM
Ahhhh...the old rock in need of a haircut! However, I am now confused, as usual - the difference between a stone and a rock. Hmmm. Things were simpler when I was a college hippie. I just got stoned and went to rock concerts.
ReplyDeleteHello Pauline,
ReplyDeleteYour rock reminds me of one of those things you got the kids to grow,can't remember the name, you know I must have some Irish blood somewhere!!!
Have a great weekend. Lucy and I have just been dancing with the WII. We are stuffed.
Bev.xoxo
Now that's a rock!
ReplyDeleteI love that metal artworks!
ReplyDeleteYou made me smile with that rock that needs a haircut! I have stones this week that might also be better classified as a rock. :))
ReplyDeleteI love the rock in need of a haircut too. Maybe it's a troll?
ReplyDeleteLove the fuzzy headed rock. But like someone above I didn't realize there was a difference between a stone & a rock....hmmmm
ReplyDeletestone, a little rock be! (?) I really think they are interchangable - unless its a stone walkway or stone floor or stone wall. but can have a gravel walkway...or rock wall.... see interchangable.
ReplyDeleteI like your first piece of art...
I can see I need to rethink my idea of the difference between a stone and rock! I have always thought of stones as little rocks as Ginger suggests but now I see .....
ReplyDeleteLove the metal flower - how unique.
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