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Nice series of windmills and Cadillacs.

I think you can pretty much expect these days that just about anything that isn't guarded is going to get covered with graffiti eventually.Birma wrote:Love those Cadillac shots Henry - it is great the way that they have evolved as 'art' over the years.
Yeah, lots of wind farms out there. On the road trip we just finished we saw many wind farms throughout the Great Plains states also.Juanito200 wrote:Very nice series Henry- I've been by the Cadillac Ranch before, but didn't stop to take photos.. I love driving out in West Texas where the large wind farms are.. The effect of all those blades turning slowly, at slightly different speeds is quite mesmerizing. The shot with the train cars and pump jack is a nice combo... Three different eras of technology, past to present. I think it is my favorite.
The wikipedia entry I linked to has more info about it. Art comes in many forms and different kinds appeal to different people.Greg Beetham wrote:I have heard of that Cadillac ‘art’ before Henry, but I could never figure out what ‘statement’ the arteest was trying too make, it was quite strange too my sensibilities to see cars sticking up out of the ground so it left me a bit confused as to the point of the exercise, but interesting and well taken photos of it just the same.
Thanks, Yildiz. Now that you mention it, they are a bit reminiscent of the Easter Island statues. I would love to see those someday.aster wrote:Nice photos, Henry.
Love the graffitized Cadillacs...but it's weird, somehow, that the first shot of the buried Cadillac shots from the distance should remind me of the had sculptures on Easter Island. They do have that kind of an ancient look.
+1bakubo wrote:...they are a bit reminiscent of the Easter Island statues. I would love to see those someday.
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