'Der laufender Mann'
by michaelblue
'The walking man' in Munich outside the RE building.
"This sculpture was made in sections at the La Paloma factory in Sun Valley, California. The sections were then transported to Munich where workers spent five weeks bringing the parts together. The sculpture has a steel inner structure and a fiberglass outer shell. In fact, there is a steel staircase inside the upper body of the figure which allowed us to assemble the final sections of the sculpture from the inside.
Before the interior of the sculpture was completely sealed off, a metal time capsule was placed inside the sculpture with written statements from both the workers who built the sculpture, as well as the workers at Munich Re."
"This sculpture was made in sections at the La Paloma factory in Sun Valley, California. The sections were then transported to Munich where workers spent five weeks bringing the parts together. The sculpture has a steel inner structure and a fiberglass outer shell. In fact, there is a steel staircase inside the upper body of the figure which allowed us to assemble the final sections of the sculpture from the inside.
Before the interior of the sculpture was completely sealed off, a metal time capsule was placed inside the sculpture with written statements from both the workers who built the sculpture, as well as the workers at Munich Re."
Uploaded17/01/2015 - 13:01
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Posted 17/01/2015 - 13:54
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This is a first class example of street photography as well as a record of this amazing structure. Whether you waited ages for the right figure to walk past, set it up or were lucky in that you grabbed the picture immediately matters not one bit. The important thing is that you got the picture.
David
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Posted 17/01/2015 - 14:17
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davidtrout wrote:
This is a first class example of street photography as well as a record of this amazing structure. Whether you waited ages for the right figure to walk past, set it up or were lucky in that you grabbed the picture immediately matters not one bit. The important thing is that you got the picture.
David
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This is a first class example of street photography as well as a record of this amazing structure. Whether you waited ages for the right figure to walk past, set it up or were lucky in that you grabbed the picture immediately matters not one bit. The important thing is that you got the picture.
David
Posted 24/01/2015 - 07:14
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Thought all they did in Sun Valley was party and ski - Interesting image, interesting back story - thanks tg
"It's not what you look at that's important, it's what you see" - Thoreau
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