Stone Balancing Magnets

The art of stone balancing.

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The beauty of stone balancing

The beauty of stone balancing

The beauty of stone balancing

The beauty of stone balancing

The beauty of stone balancing

The beauty of stone balancing

The beauty of stone balancing

The beauty of stone balancing

The beauty of stone balancing

The beauty of stone balancing

The beauty of stone balancing

The beauty of stone balancing

The beauty of stone balancing

The beauty of stone balancing

The beauty of stone balancing

The image of the stacked rocks conveys the need to balance “development,” “maintenance,” and the phrase “I promise to pay the bearer on demand” in the same visual space. This has led to a reflection on existence, and it loss, and the things that have been forgotten in various fields of development. The duplicated images are used to convey the stories and ideals of each society. These duplications represent metaphors, including both visual imagery and allegory. Examples of such metaphors include animal imagery, natural object, and landscape scenes.

Awesome design for those who love Rock Balancing. Thanks.

Awesome design for those who love Rock Balancing. Thank you.

Awesome design for those who love Rock Balancing. Thank you.

Awesome design for those who love Rock Balancing. Thank you.

A hand painted Digitalart image of a stone in a fountain in Iran

Awesome design for those who love Rock Balancing. Thank you.

Stone balancing is ant art where stones are naturally balanced on top of one another in various positions.

Stone balancing is ant art where stones are naturally balanced on top of one another in various positions.

small peaceful watercolor stone stack

Awesome design for those who love Rock Balancing. Thank you.

Set against a backdrop of blue sky, snow, & a frozen body of water, these carefully placed stones — particularly the stone perched atop this evocative display — seemingly defy gravity & inspire contemplation... Photographed in mid-winter along the shoreline of Lake Ontario (one of the Great Lakes).

The image of the stacked rocks conveys the need to balance “development,” “maintenance,” and the phrase “I promise to pay the bearer on demand” in the same visual space. This has led to a reflection on existence, and it loss, and the things that have been forgotten in various fields of development. The duplicated images are used to convey the stories and ideals of each society. These duplications represent metaphors, including both visual imagery and allegory. Examples of such metaphors include animal imagery, natural object, and landscape scenes.

Cairn Stone Rock is a one-of-a-kind item that will help you stand out from the crowd in any situation. Please add this fantastic item to your wardrobe as soon as possible.

Cairn Stone Rock is a one-of-a-kind item that will help you stand out from the crowd in any situation. Please add this fantastic item to your wardrobe as soon as possible.

Stacking rocks at the beach meme photography.

Set against a backdrop of blue sky, snow, & a frozen body of water, these carefully placed stones — particularly the stone perched atop this evocative display — seemingly defy gravity & inspire contemplation... Seen here as a year-at-a-glance poster calendar. Photographed in mid-winter along the shoreline of Lake Ontario (one of the Great Lakes).

Cairns are manmade rock piles usually done as a marker or grave marking.

Balancing Act Rock Cairn Thankfully someone was kind enough to leave this amazingly balanced rock Cairn for me to photograph on the beach of Robin Hood's Bay in Yorkshire. A cairn is a man-made pile (or stack) of stones originally used for navigation to mark the route of a trail for others to follow. I'm certain this one was made purely for the fun of doing it and the admiration from their friends. As I said if I had to do this then I would still probably be there. By Paul Thompson Photography