The Burning Man sculpture in the Hayes Valley, Ecstasy, was gazing at a half-moon on Thursday evening, while presiding over neighborhood dog walkers at her feet.
Dear Matty: The statue is being shot from the back of the figure in silhouette so actually you're getting a moon and a moon rather than a camel toe. But the sliver of light in the crotch area mirroring the sliver of light in the moon was definitely part of why I took the picture.
Beautiful photo, I can just imagine the Hayes Valley hipsters lounging beneath...
Hey Mike: you're currently the only journalist I know, and I'm officially inviting you again to my Open Studios Day, today Sunday Oct. 17th, from 11-6pm... 340 Bryant near Second St, right up from the ballpark. It's South Beach Artists Studios, Hope you can make it, I would love you to see my work! Grove
And now I know why it's called both a moon and a camel-toe.
ReplyDeleteRemoving the sarcasm, that's a very nice shot.
Dear Matty: The statue is being shot from the back of the figure in silhouette so actually you're getting a moon and a moon rather than a camel toe. But the sliver of light in the crotch area mirroring the sliver of light in the moon was definitely part of why I took the picture.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo, I can just imagine the Hayes Valley hipsters lounging beneath...
ReplyDeleteHey Mike: you're currently the only journalist I know, and I'm officially inviting you again to my Open Studios Day, today Sunday Oct. 17th, from 11-6pm... 340 Bryant near Second St, right up from the ballpark. It's South Beach Artists Studios, Hope you can make it, I would love you to see my work! Grove
Dear Grove: I'd love to come but I have tickets for an old ladies' matinee at the Symphony today. Next time.
ReplyDeleteMike: no prob-- I'm planning on other exhibits to arise now that I finally have a studio space... hope you enjoyed the concert.
ReplyDeleteYearning for the moon...very sexy.
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