Rock Balancing

For lovers of rock art, this scene is amazing, and deserves to be appreciated. Because not everyone can do this beautiful art, but with patience, also diligence with strong discipline.

Rock balancing is an art, done with a strong discipline principle, and also a hobby that encourages one to balance a natural balance equally in various positions without the use of adhesives, wires, pedestals, rings or other equipment that can help keep the construction balance.

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Camera	Canon EOS 1300D
Lens	EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II \| 1/800 sec. f/5.6 49mm. ISO 400

The art of balancing these rocks is done with a variety of variations depending on the purpose also the inspiration born in their idea, and usually done by some artists to be performances or dedication.

Placement of some combination of stone in the setting requires sensitivity and patience of course. Physically this activity is not possible, but actually very possible.

Some artists and certain individuals do Stone Weighing as a form of problem solving, as well as expertise in beliefs.

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Camera	Canon EOS 1300D
Lens	EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II \| 1/800 sec. f/5.6 43mm. ISO 400

In the outside world, the art of balancing Rock has also been done by many, whose names have now been recorded, they have even become a glimpse of the world towards their artwork.

Notable artists

Adrian Gray, UK artist specialising in stone balancing sculptures and photography
Andy Goldsworthy, artist for whom rock balancing is a minor subset of his "Collaborations With Nature"
Bill Dan, American artist
Michael Grab, balance artist and photographer, born Alberta, Canada

Here are some pictures of Rock Balancing done by professional artists, you can click the picture to go to source link.