Photos of public or any art that doesn't fit anywhere else; sky and people and everything else is OK

"Senior Games Flames" - Sculpture by Stephen Manka, Mall C in downtown Cleveland.

Pippan wrote in post #18974259
Woah, something's spooked them!

They are not that far from where I live and yes, they look wild but I think the extreme wide angle multiplies the spooked look

sapearl wrote in post #18974285
That second image is superbly lit Renata and I love the crop. Although the "full length" shot tells the whole story I like this one better since I feel it focuses the viewer on a more specific narrative; just beautiful.

Thanks, Stuart. I like the lighting on the second one as well, though I may have processed this image to make it look more dramatic since they were both taken probably at the same time.

Meyer Gorlitz Oreston 50mm f/1.8

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itsallart wrote in post #18974305
They are not that far from where I live and yes, they look wild but I think the extreme wide angle multiplies the spooked look

Yes, Barbarian did very well to give that impression.

itsallart wrote in post #18974306
Thanks, Stuart. I like the lighting on the second one as well, though I may have processed this image to make it look more dramatic since they were both taken probably at the same time.

My father who was an accomplished painter all his life called that "artistic license." We recognize the important key elements in an image, be it a painting, illustration or photograph and we interpret it according to our own vision.

Seen in a backstreet in Penzance, Cornwall, UK

Some 3D printed work from an exhibition

Near the Cenotaph, Hyde Park, Sydney.

Near Rhyolite, Nevada...in the middle of nowhere.

Rhyolite is just east of Death Valley National Park

On the side of a Car Park Reno..