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The sculpture Tomorrow Man, made by the sea, was created by Catherine François. With the holes she wants to represent a destructive energy. The image is intended to erode under the influence of ebb and flow, wind, and rain. The bent figure, 2 m high and weighing 400 kg, braces itself against the rising water. And that is exactly what the symbolism in the sculpture shows: the struggle of humanity against nature.
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The quiet of the arroyo wraps around the mountains and allows the desert birds their turn to be heard. A gentle breeze ruffles the grasses and flutters the flowers as it hugs the rocks jutting from the wall that used to be a giant mountain.
Beecraigs Park is 370 hectares of exciting and beautiful Country Park. You’ll find it nestled high in the Bathgate Hills near the historic town of Linlithgow. Beecraigs is the largest of West Lothian's 3 Country Parks and offers miles of woodland paths and trails to explore by foot, bike or horse as well as a wide range of leisure and recreational opportunities. The Ranger Service provides advice and activities, you can visit the Animal Attraction and see the Red Deer, Highland and Belted Galloway Cattle and Hebridean/North Ronaldsay Sheep or take a stroll around Beecraigs Loch. www.visitscotland.com/info/see-do/beecraigs-country-park-...
Whilst walking the dogs early one morning I turned a corner and saw this hooded figure watching the sunrise. I only had my 30mm lens and time for a quick shot. Today being Sunday I sat down and played - HSS!
The Figure Eight Pools are a unique formation of natural pools on the rock shelf on the coastline of the Royal National Park south of Sydney. It takes some planning to reach this spot as only, safely, accessible at low tide. We walked there from Otford Train Station and return. A very hot and humid day so we were soaked of sweat getting there. My second visit. As I learned from my first visit a few weeks, the waves can be very unpredictable so easy to get hit by a wave as happened then! This perfectly shaped pool is deep and looks very picturesque from any angle, framed by the ocean on one side with dramatic cliffs on the other side. Hardly any people at the time, = very unusual so had time to male the most of it experimenting with different points of view. This classic composition turned out the best I think.
(Title in memory of the time when we were taking our German Shepherds to GSD training classes !)
A little Stink bug had just landed on a wooden board, close to where I stood, when this Wall Lizard came to check on a possible snack. Seeing what kind of insect it was, the lizard was performing a U turn when I captured it. I was glad it stopped to check on me, too :)
Miki Ando of Japan performs during the women's free event of the NHK Trophy Figure Skating competition in Nagano, central Japan, Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009.(AP Photo/Koji Sasahara)
Think I'm going back to my roots lately. The level of detail, expression and flow in this figure really blew me away.
This figure showing the classical contrapposto position is an effort to explain the origin of my metaphor nudes
Pencil on paper. 1986-88.
Figure skating photoshoot in Jyväskylä, Finland by Valo kollektiivi. Read the set description for the full story.