Tribute to Joan Miró 1

[BratPix]

The climbing holds at Climb Up (an indoor climbing facility) remind me of paintings by Joan Miró.

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• Pattern
• Manual exposure
• ISO 2500

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• Pattern
• Manual exposure
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[1971_M5]

Yes! I looked-up Joan Miro -- there is indeed a resemblance. Good eye on these pics. Very nice concrete work, too! The indoor rock climbers have never had it so good. I haven't tried it.. and I'm sure I'd be humbled very quickly. I exercise a little bit, but rock climbing? That's probably pushing it. Were YOU scaling the walls?

 

[BratPix]

Yes! I looked-up Joan Miro -- there is indeed a resemblance. Good eye on these pics. Very nice concrete work, too! The indoor rock climbers have never had it so good. I haven't tried it.. and I'm sure I'd be humbled very quickly. I exercise a little bit, but rock climbing? That's probably pushing it. Were YOU scaling the walls?

I did not. I was with two of my granddaughters, who practice regularly, and it was the first time I entered there. It is very technical, and I do not think it would be a nice move to try and imitate them