CHAIR DETAILS
• dimensions at ground level: 9.75 x 9.65 m.
• maximum height: 20 m.
• leg hollow box structure
- front legs dimensions: 70 x 92 x 1,090 cm.
- back legs dimensions: 70 x 94 x 2,000 cm.
- back rest dimensions: 10.5 x 190 x 725.8 cm.
- diameter bracing crosspieces (octagonal section): 40 cm.
- seat dimensions: 97 x 10.5 x 950 cm.
• total finished weight: 22,910 kg
• timber used: 40 cubic metres
• structural steel and hardware: 2,000 kg approx.
• manufacturing hours: 300 hours
• assembly hours: 120 hours
• transport used: 2 semitrailers
Statistics
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Technically this is ok, there's not much to fault it on other than it being a bit flat.
Artistically it's good, the person a good touch to give us a sense of scale and not have us think it's a model or diorama. POV is not the best but I doubt you had a ladder tall enough to do much about that :)
In summary it's a quirky shot that meets the challenge and has an initial "wow" but after that we are left with a feeling of "it's just a big chair". It's a shame the sky wasn't cooperating with you that day.