Very nice shot, Chris! I like how the clouds in the background trail unhindered through the sculpture´s frame and out of it… And what a perfect idea for a sculpture! Cheers!
Thank you, Sarah. I had seem images of this and believed it to be near the lighthouse. I did a quick Google search on my phone and it was only a km away. Definitely, a fun detour. Cheers and have a great day.
Thank you, Monica. It is a sculpture but it would be a cool trick to insert silhouettes like this into images.
Several years ago I made wood cutouts of a baseball pitcher and batter and painted them black to look like silhouettes. They stood almost 2 meters tall. We used to put them on the side of our barn. Cheers!
I don’t know who created this, but it always makes me smile. I’ve volunteered to take several photos of visitors while spending a day there. Love it. 🙂
Thank you…I wish I could capture the silhouette of a real person this well.
Your comment makes me think of those cheesy “real men” jokes, you know:
Q: How many `Real Men’ does it take to change a light bulb?
A: None: `Real Men’ aren’t afraid of the dark.
Very nice shot, Chris! I like how the clouds in the background trail unhindered through the sculpture´s frame and out of it… And what a perfect idea for a sculpture! Cheers!
Thank you, Sarah. I had seem images of this and believed it to be near the lighthouse. I did a quick Google search on my phone and it was only a km away. Definitely, a fun detour. Cheers and have a great day.
Those detours are often the best;) Cheers!
Did you paint a painter?
Your photo looks like a painting in a painting, Christopher 🙂
It’s beautiful
Thank you, Monica. It is a sculpture but it would be a cool trick to insert silhouettes like this into images.
Several years ago I made wood cutouts of a baseball pitcher and batter and painted them black to look like silhouettes. They stood almost 2 meters tall. We used to put them on the side of our barn. Cheers!
Interesting story. You used them like scarecrows?
Thanks for sharing!
Cheers!
Yes, similar to scare crows, but more for decoration than scaring crows or anything else away. =)
😀
I don’t know who created this, but it always makes me smile. I’ve volunteered to take several photos of visitors while spending a day there. Love it. 🙂
It is a wonderful thing. It is the first time that I’ve seen it in person. Kudos to whomever did it. Cheers!
Oh that is cool and dare I say it…I really like the way you’ve ‘framed’ the shot.
Ha ha ha…Very good. Thank you for bringing a smile to my face, Teri…Cheers!
This is what happens when suffering from lack of sleep – the corny comes out 🙂
good on.. liked how you caught the “scene” too..
Thank you…The scene lent itself well for making a photo. Cheers!
I’lll wager that the painter would love to paint the scene you put him in 🙂
Thank you, Osyth. I was fortunate to get a nice sky and sea. Cheers!
Humble – we like this but it IS a really great image 🙂
Thank you. I appreciate it. I’ve seen this image before and always wondered where it was. Luckily when I did a Google search, it was close by. 😎
It’s an incredible idea. I imagine You could make millions of different photos of the sky and clouds in a frame!
Isn’t it a great idea. When I Googled it to find it, there was a huge sailboat in the frame of an online image. Cheers!
for a sec I thought it was the silhouette of a real man … nice capture, Chris 🙂
Thank you…I wish I could capture the silhouette of a real person this well.
Your comment makes me think of those cheesy “real men” jokes, you know:
Q: How many `Real Men’ does it take to change a light bulb?
A: None: `Real Men’ aren’t afraid of the dark.
source: http://www.jokes4us.com/peoplejokes/lightbulbjokes.html
This is great!
Thank you so much. It likely owes more to the sculptor than myself but it is a wonderful idea. Cheers!