Charlie Chaplin's hand, wayside statue in Waterville, Republic of Ireland
Photo © 2014 by Magical Mystical Teacher
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Charlie's hand
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10 comments:
A lot of detail captured nicely in that hand.
Lovely image. Lots and lots going on here. The color, the choice of the crop, the distance, all work so very well.
The hand seems posed so artistically...partly open, as if ready to dramatise an action. A very thoughtful representation for Charlie Chaplin.
great photo!
That is something very different, an interesting subject !
Have a nice Week
Greetings from Germany
Nice shot from an odd angle. I like that kind of observations. Thanks for hosting my blog. Groetjes,
Hetty
super photo, I like the turquoise color very much
The posture of the hand makes me think of Charlie Chaplin's penguin walk. The patina is lovely on the copper.
Lovely shot! we have a statue of him in Vevey / Switzerland where he lived.
Great capture with lots of detail from an interesting perspective...well done!
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