Double post.

 

But yeah... looks cool I think.

 

Nobody answered my question either. How are we suppose to see the art on the other panes if it doesn't go up and down?

 

 

I think when you see it in person it will all make sense. It appears that the hidden sections are no different from the visible.

 

IMHO I don't know why you would hide sections of an art installation, even if the hidden sections are not any different than the visible sections.

Huh?... they totally look different.

 

I worded that badly. If you look at the towers, yes they all have different artwork, but you'll see that there will be a ring of each one visible behind the other... so artwork will be visible on all, but not the entire tower (unlike the very front)

 

looking at it now, I see they are trying to go for an illusion of all the towers blending into each other somewhat. Man this piece has me really intrigued now.

Double post.

 

But yeah... looks cool I think.

 

Nobody answered my question either. How are we suppose to see the art on the other panes if it doesn't go up and down?

 

 

I think when you see it in person it will all make sense. It appears that the hidden sections are no different from the visible.

 

IMHO I don't know why you would hide sections of an art installation, even if the hidden sections are not any different than the visible sections.

Huh?... they totally look different.

 

I worded that badly. If you look at the towers, you'll see that there will be a ring of each one visible behind the other... so artwork will be visible on all, but not the entire tower (unlike the very front)

 

looking at it now, I see they are trying to go for an illusion of all the towers blending into each other somewhat. Man this piece has me really intrigued now.

 

Thats what im saying, you only see the top of the 3 panes. If you think about it, more than 50% of the artwork is obstructed. Doesn't make any sense to me.

Another double post, whats up with the edit function today?

Double post.

 

But yeah... looks cool I think.

 

Nobody answered my question either. How are we suppose to see the art on the other panes if it doesn't go up and down?

 

 

Hopefully it goes down and stays down.

Double post.

 

But yeah... looks cool I think.

 

Nobody answered my question either. How are we suppose to see the art on the other panes if it doesn't go up and down?

 

 

I think when you see it in person it will all make sense. It appears that the hidden sections are no different from the visible.

 

IMHO I don't know why you would hide sections of an art installation, even if the hidden sections are not any different than the visible sections.

Huh?... they totally look different.

 

I worded that badly. If you look at the towers, you'll see that there will be a ring of each one visible behind the other... so artwork will be visible on all, but not the entire tower (unlike the very front)

 

looking at it now, I see they are trying to go for an illusion of all the towers blending into each other somewhat. Man this piece has me really intrigued now.

 

Thats what im saying, you only see the top of the 3 panes. If you think about it, more than 50% of the artwork is obstructed. Doesn't make any sense to me.

 

I think it'll make more sense in person... once there are marlins with frickin' laserbeams I'll be happy

damn. Detroit is killing Chicago in that seven game series

Nice! Admin posted a picture of the scoreboard being tested on Facebook. For some reason the Marlins lineup is...the Pirates.

 

 

 

 

whats even funnier is the yankees lineup

Good stuff SkyJuice. Thanks for sharing.

no more plywood on the aquariums :dancehead

I see a warning track outline :dancehead

 

Ah, we'll have real warning tracks this year, not rubber!!

I wonder if the batters eye will end up staying bright green, im wondering how hard a ball may be to see against that.

I wonder if the batters eye will end up staying bright green, im wondering how hard a ball may be to see against that.

 

Guess we'll find out, right?

The Twins had to change theirs didnt they.

I wonder if the batters eye will end up staying bright green, im wondering how hard a ball may be to see against that.

 

 

How sure are we that this thing doesn't go up and down? Come to think of it, David Samson said it'll be fun to watch Stanton hit this thing.

I wonder if the batters eye will end up staying bright green, im wondering how hard a ball may be to see against that.

 

 

How sure are we that this thing doesn't go up and down?

Cause it looks like a pretty solid wall? lol.

 

Anyways - it may have been the Twins, CanesCop. Do not remember.

I wonder if the batters eye will end up staying bright green, im wondering how hard a ball may be to see against that.

 

 

How sure are we that this thing doesn't go up and down? Come to think of it, David Samson said it'll be fun to watch Stanton hit this thing.

 

yeah I was talking about the batters eyes, The big green wall. The celebration is just left of the batters eye.

 

Mike, Im pretty sure the Twins had to go through the same thing. Actually, the had to remove trees from the batters eye because hitters would lose the ball especially on windy days. Just looked it Up.

I wonder if the batters eye will end up staying bright green, im wondering how hard a ball may be to see against that.

 

 

I've been wondering the same thing, I kinda-sorta believe that the bright green is merely an undercoating.

I wonder if the batters eye will end up staying bright green, im wondering how hard a ball may be to see against that.

 

 

I've been wondering the same thing, I kinda-sorta believe that the bright green is merely an undercoating.

 

I did too at first but then i noticed that its the same color as the green section. If you look above the home bullpen it transitions from red to the green.

I wonder if the batters eye will end up staying bright green, im wondering how hard a ball may be to see against that.

How sure are we that this thing doesn't go up and down? Come to think of it, David Samson said it'll be fun to watch Stanton hit this thing.

Just wild guessing here.....I'm not sure it is possible to do that because of the water table here in South Florida. Isn't the water table the reason we don't have basements/cellars here?

I was also thinking that the celebration was going to be alot smaller before they changed it to stay up.

Not a fan of the fruity home run thing but I can't wait until opening day.

Loving how it looks with all the landscaping....

the infield's taking shape! I would love to see sod the end of this week or beginning of next week.

the infield's taking shape! I would love to see sod the end of this week or beginning of next week.

 

 

The sod is supposed to be put down in early February. They mention it in this article:

 

http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/01/06/2575294/miami-marlins-stadium-taking-shape.html

the infield's taking shape! I would love to see sod the end of this week or beginning of next week.