No, I have only cropped and scaled the picture but haven’t coloured it, neither before nor afterwards. – It was a real eye-catcher in the grey asphalt surface.
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So they were already coloured in, in the asphalt? Was it some sort of art project, or just a couple of things accidently dropped and pressed into the asphalt? Or…?
Unfortunately I don’t know. The items are pressed into a small amount of asphalt that was used to fill a gap between paving stones:
In a certain way it looks as the items have been arranged which – together with their colour – could also speak in favour of an art project (or at least of a deliberate act).
Wer sich die Stücke im Original anschauen will, kann sich hier eine kmz-Datei für Google Earth herunterladen.
Did you colour these in with chalk or something befor photographing, or colour afterwards, or …?
No, I have only cropped and scaled the picture but haven’t coloured it, neither before nor afterwards. – It was a real eye-catcher in the grey asphalt surface.
So they were already coloured in, in the asphalt? Was it some sort of art project, or just a couple of things accidently dropped and pressed into the asphalt? Or…?
Unfortunately I don’t know. The items are pressed into a small amount of asphalt that was used to fill a gap between paving stones:
In a certain way it looks as the items have been arranged which – together with their colour – could also speak in favour of an art project (or at least of a deliberate act).
Wer sich die Stücke im Original anschauen will, kann sich hier eine kmz-Datei für Google Earth herunterladen.
Passend dazu: „Asphalt Archeology“.
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