Now days I have so many odd shots that it is difficult to pick one each week. Last week I let Rhett pick. This time I thought I would sleep on it overnight and let my dreams tell me which one to post today. Alas, this is the one that came to me in my dreams so I am literally living my dreams.
Last month when we went to Columbus, Indiana for the concert our daughter-in-law, Kristina wanted us to attend because of Blair Carmen and to my surprise and excitement, the Nelsons, we passed by this very different statue as we were trying to find a parking place. I knew I had to have a picture of it because it was so unusual. I told Krisina I was walking over towards it and I would catch up with them. Well, it turned out this avenue led to where we all had to enter anyway. Everyone caught up with me as I snapped two shots of it. I loved the statue itself, but what I found really odd was the red curved light posts behind her. I have never seen anything like them. Have you? Anyway she is a real piece of art. I tried to go on line to find out more about her, but was unsuccessful so I don't know the story behind her. Sorry. If any of you know, please fill me in with the details.
Today is hanging day... LOL I hang my piece of art work later this evening for the art show on Thursday. Wish me luck.
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10 comments:
It's a mermaid! Those red pole lights are unusual. I have never seen any like it.
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She is very unusual ~ as are the curved, red lamposts behind her. Great catch!
She's beautiful! Really lovely! Those red light things are strange all right.
I love the mermaid. What a gem. Great stuff as ever, Becky!
I sort of thought she was a mermaid also. Thanks for the infor Paulie. Thanks, DiXymiss for the compliment. I agree Dragonstar. Thank you so much Sandy Carlson. That means so much coming from you.
A cool sculpture!
what a great piece of art work definitely a Odd photo shoot.
Thanks, Luke, Lillie & Amp for stopping by and commenting with your kind thoughts.
Hi Becky,
I love this! I wonder if she isn't some mother earth or goddess type seeing that her arms are leaf-like.
The light poles look old fashioned but maybe they were encased to compliment the statue.
You really had a great eye to catch something so beautiful.
Well, I am so glad you liked it Carletta. Thanks for saying I have a great eye. I like to think so.
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