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Wandering along Las Ramblas I found these rusty metallic objects obviously piled up there to be used by one of the many human statues, though this time I couldn't spot the artist. I particularly like this sort of metal Chucky with trumpet.
Technically, a really fine shot, so sharp,such colours, so different as a subject. Oxide, the formal latinate word, is so cold. Me, the kind of guy I am, I've always been a fan of the usual English word: rust. It is more easily & more commonly used for metaphor, colloq.idiom poetry. A couple of song titles: "Rust Never Sleeps" (Neil Young; maybe that was just an album title?);"Diamonds & Rust" Joan (Baez) & a fab French one, "La Rouille" (Maxime Le Forestier)Such connotations for what kind of happens.........
Abhi, this was my old camera. More than oversharpened it behaves ackwardly. Blurred in the foreground and randomly oversharpened in the background. I see what you mean. Maybe that's why I chose it for the awful theme at Photofriday. Thanks for your sincere review.
what interesting things you find!
ReplyDeleteoxide is a shape of art I enhoy so much. Its color is unique. I like the chair, for me it represents and endless hope.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Perú
Maybe he said the hell with, gave up and is looking for a real job, one that pays money AND satisfies his artistic needs. :0)
ReplyDeleteTechnically, a really fine shot, so sharp,such colours, so different as a subject.
ReplyDeleteOxide, the formal latinate word, is so cold. Me, the kind of guy I am, I've always been a fan of the usual English word: rust. It is more easily & more commonly used for metaphor, colloq.idiom poetry.
A couple of song titles: "Rust Never Sleeps" (Neil Young; maybe that was just an album title?);"Diamonds & Rust" Joan (Baez) & a fab French one, "La Rouille" (Maxime Le Forestier)Such connotations for what kind of happens.........
great find...i like street art...cool used material and very creative:-))
ReplyDeleteInteresante naturaleza muerta metálica :)
ReplyDeleteWas this sharpened in software? It looks a little oversharpened to me...
ReplyDeleteAbhi, this was my old camera. More than oversharpened it behaves ackwardly. Blurred in the foreground and randomly oversharpened in the background. I see what you mean. Maybe that's why I chose it for the awful theme at Photofriday. Thanks for your sincere review.
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