I walked through the Green for nearly half a century without ever noticing this statue. Just goes to show what photography does to expand one's view of the World.
I'll look the piece up. Here is a link to the main part of the sculpture:
Thanks! It's funny, the things we notice only when we're looking to take pictures. I find that, having carried the camera around now for months, I look at most things differently. I'm always looking to see something, so that I can capture it. It's a different outlook, really.
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Any idea who she is, or why she's now a head in a wall?
I walked through the Green for nearly half a century without ever noticing this statue. Just goes to show what photography does to expand one's view of the World.
I'll look the piece up.
Here is a link to the main part of the sculpture:
http://www.britannica.com/eb/art/print?id=111513&articleTypeId=1
The end of that link should be:
11151&articleTypeId=1
Thanks! It's funny, the things we notice only when we're looking to take pictures. I find that, having carried the camera around now for months, I look at most things differently. I'm always looking to see something, so that I can capture it. It's a different outlook, really.
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