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Woldgate Tree Stump
David Hockney’s famous Totem Tree, photographed here in August 2012, was a 12ft stump at Woldgate, Bridlington. In October that year it was sprayed with red paint and shortly aftwards was hacked down – something Hockney described as a “mean-spirited gesture.” The tree stump has appeared in a number of Hockney’s paintings including Winter Timber from 2009 which was part of his record breaking Royal Academy exhibition, A Bigger Picture, which featured paintings from a number of sites around Bridlington.
- Author
- John Kendrick
- Created on
- Thursday 9 August 2012
- Created
- Posted on
- Monday 8 June 2015
- Tags
- Bridlington, Tree Stump, Woldgate
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- Maker
- PENTAX
- Model
- PENTAX K-5
- Date Time of Original
- 2012:08:09 16:56:47
- Aperture Number
- 5.6
- Exposure Time
- 1/60 s
- Flash
- no, mode: supressed
- ISO
- 160
- Focal Length
- 35 mm
- Focal Length in 35mm Film
- 52 mm
- White Balancing
- auto
- Exposure Mode
- auto
- Exposure Metering Mode
- pattern
- Exposure Program
- aperture priority