WORLDWIDE PHOTO WEEK: Part 336 - Repetition

Lots of repetition in those images Levina!
Are those really wooden..they look bendy...

I have no idea, Jo. All I know is that these are made especially for the tourists. Some farmers will still wear wooden shoes but not these!

I have seen wooden shoes worn, but certainly not those

Great images Levina...I like seeing pictures of where you live!

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #17190761
Those are good ones, Stina. And early morning vs late in the day is also a lesson in light!

Thanks, Levina. Quite the difference in light and the light was boring going to work.

Ricardo222 wrote in post #17190942
Great images Levina...I like seeing pictures of where you live!

Me too!!

Thanks very much, Richard and Stina!

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #17190761
Sibil, I like that last shot. What is it?

Food grater

A few more random shots.

Nice repetitions Sibil. (At least Stina and I knew that your earlier shot was a grater!)

Sculpture!...
(There are in fact two repetitions here...one is the shapes cut in the steel form, the other is that our city council repeatedly spends zillions of dollars importing artworks that have little relevance here while excellent local artists have to go elsewhere to be recognised!)

^^^^
Very nice

Ricardo222 wrote in post #17192284
Nice repetitions Sibil. (At least Stina and I knew that your earlier shot was a grater!)

I browsed back to see both your comments. Right! See, our graters look much much different...


And was that one of the imported artworks you talked about, Richard? I hope not, because I like it! And it's excellent for this week's theme. As is the repetitious stupidity of city councils (yes, it is clearly a universal thing!).

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #17192297
I browsed back to see both your comments. Right! See, our graters look much much different...


And was that one of the imported artworks you talked about, Richard? I hope not, because I like it! And it's excellent for this week's theme. As is the repetitious stupidity of city councils (yes, it is clearly a universal thing!).

Thanks Levina...well, I have no particular problem with the sculpture as such, but I do resent the "cultural cringe" implied in the choice of a piece from a foreign artist over something more local...specially when work from local artists is being acclaimed elsewhere yet many are not represented here!

^ Yeah, even for city councils the grass seems greener on the other side of the fence. Or maybe it's the same as with prophets. It's said they are never loved in their own town; maybe the same is true for artists.

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #17192342
^ Yeah, even for city councils the grass seems greener on the other side of the fence. Or maybe it's the same as with prophets. It's said they are never loved in their own town; maybe the same is true for artists.

So true, sadly. So true!

Well, this is weird. I had posted another picture. Where is it? Did something happen? Or did I have a senior moment where I only *thought* I had clicked the button, but didn't?

When I "posted" the picture I said to you, Richard, that maybe a nice game of checkers might cheer you up.

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Thank you Levina...now I'm all cheered up!

Yes, I've lost the odd post over the months...same reason I suspect!