December 12, 2010

Platform for Art

When in London in 2003 I saw these wonderful bird sculptures from Zimbabwe displayed in various underground stops. 

 London, 2003

For many more interesting and creative shadow shots, go visit Hey Harriet's Shadow Shot Sunday.

18 comments:

  1. Ah, THAT kind of underground.

    Eerie shadows, great birds.

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  2. I very much like how they displayed the birds! Do you know what they are? I'm trying to figure out if I recognize any of them...is that a peacock in the top right? :-)

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  3. Very cool shadows!

    http://fredamans.blogspot.com/2010/12/shadow-shot_12.html

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  4. I am so glad you dig into your archives.

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  5. Great statues and terrific shadow shots! Different and I love it when I can find those kinds of shadows! Hope you have a great week, Francisca!

    Sylvia

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  6. These birds made wonderful shadows!

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  7. You were doing some creative camera work a long time ago! 2003! Very nice. Shadowy creatures in an underground stop...but not spooky at all.

    I don't understand, though, why they weren't stolen or vandalized?

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  8. Very effective shadows! Please stop by if you get a chance I am a finalist in a comp thanks

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  9. What beautiful art, what gorgous lighting and shadows! You did a beautiful job of capturing this! Wow. Outstanding.

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  10. Wow! These are such wonderful shadows you've shared! Thanks so much for joining in Shadow Shot Sunday :)

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  11. Wonderful bird sculptures!! You never know where you'll find objects of beauty in a City.

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  12. Such sights makes the days work easier ;-)

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  13. Hi Francisca: Thanks for that info on the birds in the subway...that 'splains things to me. However, some thieves are crazy! ;-)

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  14. Did you see Tapirgal's comment on the "elk"? I think she thinks it's a cow. I also think she may be right!

    And, yes, it was a little tipsy.

    So, where are you? Reclining on some south seas beach with nary a care in your head?

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  15. Very nice play with light and shadows.

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