Hide Away by Ebbers
*This is the inside of a very large man-made tree (constructed of recycled or renewable materials) that was displayed at an art show in Omaha. The artist allowed me to crawl through it to linger for a bit and take some photos. It was very generous of him to do that. He explained to me that he envisions these tree structures to be used around town as shelters for the homeless. Beautifully constructed, wonderful to look at, and a shelter from the elements for those that need it.
Study it for a while and you’ll notice each branch crafted to overlap each other. On the outside, it looks amazingly like a large tree with flowing limbs. It felt like a little cocoon, but it was very roomy inside.*
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Comments
Not so easy to get a good shot of the inside I guess! Very well done, maybe the artist can sell this to other countries as well!
I’m not sure if he’s thought globally. It would be great! Thanks for the comment!
– Ebbers
Wow! Thank you so very, very much!
– Ebbers
A very interesting structure, and I feel it would be lovely if they were to become plentiful, to provide refuge for those in need. Congratulations on your feature.
Thank you so much. I was surprised to get the honor!
And more than just a refuge… it’s a beautiful piece of art on its own!
– Ebbers
Brilliantly unique shot. Wonderful explanation.
Really love seeing great shots of sights I am unlikely to be able to experience for myself. Thanks
Congrats on feature
Thank you very much, KazM! I appreciate the very thoughtful comment. I, too, like seeing photos of sites that are unique. It makes the world seem more interesting! I would love to see more of it.
– Ebbers
Very interestingt Ebbers, great abstract shot! :D
Thanks! :D I looked through your gallery and I just love all of your abstracts!
– Ebbers
what an intriguging image, it offers so much to enjoy
That’s so wonderful for you to say! Thanks so much!
– Ebbers
I love this shot, very awesome angles!
Thanks! It is a personal favorite of mine because of the intention behind the “tree”. Thanks for the fave!
– Ebbers