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Have you seen the work of Caleb Stein? He has a book called “How to Move a Mountain.” It’s about the creation of marble statues. Also, “Carrara” by William Wylie. Great 8x10 work based around a quarry. Wylie’s been on my mind recently. I’m actually talking about him a bit in a future video. Lovely black and white work.
This brings back memories from my boyhood when me and my friends would explore the local quarry. Places like this is like a magnet to young boys, we just gotta know what's going on in there 😄 Glad you went with color film, I think the patches of green need to stand out as a contrast to the dull grey. If you go with b&w next time I'll say "glad you went b&w because the colors can be distracting 😎
Hi, Robbie. You did a heck of a job, my friend. Stunning video with excellent pictures. I really like the color of the Kodak film. I enjoyed looking at this video. Till the next one. Antoine.
I enjoyed this very much, beautiful images, fabulous moody sky and gorgeous colours. I too am fascinated by the ways man and nature interact and I hope we see more of this place in the future. The image of the coats was fantastic, really told a story.
It's interesting, typically when you are standing on the edge of a granite cliff in New England, rocks perched on rocks are safe to stand on and are typically backed up by millions of years of geological history - but here, it's man-made and I guess you have to be much more careful!
haha the rock I was standing on was a rock that fell and was just sitting on a smaller rock. I know that statistically they don't tend to slip or move but it seems far more sketchy when I was the one standing on it.
@@RobbieMaynardCreates I tried searching around for old granite quarries here and there are way too many. None of them really matched. Apparently there is one like a mile from my house that I thought was just a functioning gravel pit.