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posted by dan in marin at 4:37 PM
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posted by dan in marin at 4:04 PM
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Unknown said...
Love the photos Dan,
Ai Weiwei, this is the same guy that built the birds nest in China?
if its the same guy I watched an amazing documentary on him a while back.
The shot of the window is through another window correct?
The shot of the boy leaning up against the pillar I am liking the more I look at it. Where I was thinking he was intently looking at one of the paintings until i blew it up. His facial expression hints at a back story we will never know. Seems to be hiding from the rest of the group or kids. ----- actually what am I talking about. you were there. you may know why. Great shot, lots of depth.
FYI that last shot of the table gave me chills up my spine thinking of all the people that have been strapped to it.
Thanks for sharing!
~Carl~
dan in marin said...
thanx for the kind comments Carl. yes the shot was through another window. I think the boy was just bored, but maybe not. Yes, this is the famous Ai Weiwei, currently under arrest in China, so he was not able to directly supervise this installation and did it via video.
Dan
Warren T. said...
Another great series, Dan. I didn't know there are art exhibits on Alcatraz.
--WT
Lea said...
There was also an exhibition at UBC in Vancouver that just ended in November. It was photographs I believe. Regrettably, I did not make it there in time.
The walls and layering of bars and broken glass makes a strong statement. Especially seeing that vivid kite above.. trapped inside. The boy is dressed for the part, is he not? In orange. He looks greatly affected.
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Awesome Colors and skin tones in the shadows.
I am sure this was a very interesting event to be at.
First shot of a dog in a tree I have ever seen.
~Carl~
love the colors! :) great work!
Great series Dan! What a wild scene. Some of the images could have been from the 60's :).
--WT
"Hardly Strictly.." -that is great. I love the tie dye portrait. What a perfect backdrop for him. Psychedelic camouflage. And I also really like the details/patterns you found in the spike bracelet shot. The series gives a great sense of being there.
Joyful scene, funny shot, great series photos. Happy Holiday !
Lena
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