This sculpture of a man, presumably a church minister, sits in front of a bank in Lindenfels. I couldn’t find out anything else about him.
#1 The original had a lot of things going on in the background.
#2 I edited out the background.
#3 I flipped to negative and tweaked the contrast.
#4 I maxed out saturation.
Linked to One to Three Challenge in December.
The artist Jean Luc Bambara from Burkina Faso has named this sculpture “la protection“. I mainly see a hug, possibly the most human of all actions.
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Challenge: Human.
The lion is one of several in the palace gardens of Schwetzingen, the cupid can be found in a friend’s garden.
Linked to Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: White or cream coloured.
Linked to Six Word Saturday. More 6 words can be found here.
Sometimes it’s not so much being serious and keeping up the apprearance of being serious. Now this guy has the art of keeping a straight face down patt.
Linked to the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Serious.
Rider and horse stand by the roadside, very unassuming. The size is deceptive as the figure is not even a metre high (discounting the pedestal). I couldn’t find anything about the artist.
Seen in Heiligkreuz, a village, little bigger than a hamlet, in the Odenwald.
Linked to Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Carvings, sculptures and statues.
I had a lot of fun with the latest Cosmic prompt: abstract.
I’ll start off with a shot that was abstract from the start. Without any editing this is how it was recorded on my memory card in the camera:
Move on to a subject that is intentionally abstract like this sculpture of which I could not find any title or the name of the artist or anything, even after researching it on the internet:
And finally a perfectly ordinary close up of a flower rendered abstract by various filters in an editing program:
Linked to The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Abstract.
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