TETRAPUS
Another from Sculptures By The Sea. I got up, as instructed by my French mistress, at 5.30am on Sunday morning to avoid the crowds, but can you believe it was almost as busy! Very worth it though. I'll try not to bore you with too many of these.....
So Nathalie, this is for you!!
(Sculptor is Bert Flugelman)
Another from Sculptures By The Sea. I got up, as instructed by my French mistress, at 5.30am on Sunday morning to avoid the crowds, but can you believe it was almost as busy! Very worth it though. I'll try not to bore you with too many of these.....
So Nathalie, this is for you!!
(Sculptor is Bert Flugelman)
posted by Pod at 7:43 PM
24 Comments:
beautiful b & w.
Great you visited my blog again
Pod you're a sweetheart, am so grateful. This is beautiful. Thank you.
Your photo is one I would have liked to take.
I've seen this sculpture before, on the home page of the SBTS website: bright, clean... no soul.
Your photo is different. With the B&W, with the morning light and the extraordinarily long shadow, with that quiet group of people sitting there as if picknicking under a modern metal tree, enjoying the seaviews at sunrise.... you created a surreal and peaceful atmosphere - just what I wanted.
This is perfect.
Thanks again,
Your French mistress
the shadow capture my eyes more than the fantastic sculpture, bellissimo!
The shadow is spectacular! Wow!!
This is not boring, nor are any of your photos or any of your text. I find you endlessly fascinating, as you know.
kisses!
If you can read this, you're in Cleveland.
I love this even though it scares me ! (I am a very small cat)
It is BEEEEEEEautiful.
eeekkkkkkkk!!!!
run toto, run!
it's the dreaded duck with four heads!
silliness aside, great photo pod!
xx
I really love how the shadow becomes part of the sculpture and adds another dimension to it. And the b/w really help bring out the very graphic aspect of the composition. Beautiful shot.
Hi,
Lovely photos and nice Blog!!
In addition to loving your photo, I love Nathalie's comment, and I don't think I can say anything more eloquently than she already did...
So... er...
Yeah, this photo rocks.
Very nice!
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French mistress?
It sounds like quite an affair!
French mistress?
It sounds like quite an affair!
incredible. bravo! and b/w, such a nice touch. adds in just the right amount of eerie. kind of makes me think of a scene from a tim burton film. very cool!
Love your composition. Full of imagination here.
Happy Thanksgiving Poddy!
This is a great shot Pod. Love the ominous arms reaching out to snatch those unknowing souls.
TRIJ - thanks. i thought you had stopped blogging. pleased to see you again!
MADAME - always a pleasure mistress! ;0P
ALBI - graci big hair!
REY - you say the sweetest things! kisses to you too!! x
SHELLY - i saw an awful one t'other day about haemorrhoids. too vile to repeat!
CHED - don't be scared, i'll look out for you!
LYNNE - have you been eating those mushrooms again? ;0)
SMILER - thanks!
LAURA - a new visitor. hurrah!
JOSY - you don't have to say ought. i am always pleased to see you fishface!
KURT - ta very much!
WAT - we had a lunchtime rendezvous once.....there was a lot of chocolate involved
RAINDOG - i was racking my braincell, coz it reminded me of something i couldn't put my finger on, and you went and put your dirty great paw on it, thanks!
BEN - i was there at just the right time
GAZZIE - and to you too! did you wear your turkey suit, or did you just gobble?
SHAWN - i watched them get devoured. i could have saved them, but you know.....
This is simple and pretty! I like the BW effect!
I love the composition of this photo. The shadow of the sculpture is very interesting...
It is beautiful
I stayed in Sydney for a year, and visited the Sculptures by the Sea. Thanks for reminding me. I loved it.
Love it & ur pic really shows off the beauty of this sculpture xx
Love it & ur pic really shows off the beauty of this sculpture xx
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