Dave is so right – the photos communicate about 5% of the experience. You have to go, so worth it.
No lightning…though it’s a pretty amazing experience without. Of course I now want to go back again. Btw, the pictures are in chronological order from afternoon to sunset to sunrise.
Apparently, Brangelina were there a few weeks earlier — not that great art needs celebrity endorsement, but I think I can now say I shared a bed with them.
I like how we see the photographer in the last picture only. Is it a windmill farm? Or what?
I believe that would be Walter de Maria’s Lightning Field.
I’m jealous! I’ve always wanted to go. Did you have a storm? I assume not, or there would be pictures …
Ah — did not know about that. Cool!
What a sky. Once again, Stella, I envy your adventures. So glad you got to go!
Love these, although of course no photographs can do justice to the actual artwork. It’s one of the great achievements of the Western tradition.
Dave is so right – the photos communicate about 5% of the experience. You have to go, so worth it.
No lightning…though it’s a pretty amazing experience without. Of course I now want to go back again. Btw, the pictures are in chronological order from afternoon to sunset to sunrise.
Apparently, Brangelina were there a few weeks earlier — not that great art needs celebrity endorsement, but I think I can now say I shared a bed with them.
like agnes martin splayed out over a mile by a kilometer.