Oblation
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42 responses to “Oblation”
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Brilliant stuff..
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Thank you, Rajiv.
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Good photo…but the subject is very strange for me.
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Thank you Birgit.
Why is the subject strange for you?-
Hello!
Maybe it is strange for me, because I do not believe in God ….and a hanging man on a great crucifix is a very aggressive symbol ….
I can not explain my thoughts about religion, because my English is very bad and I am not able to express my thoughts because that really would take hours for me.
Have a good and peaceful day!-
Yes, you’re right. It has something very aggressive.
Though I thought the motive also strange, because the statue was leaning against the veranda.I wish you a happy weekend!
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A nice weekend also to you….
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Thank you, Birgit.
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An eerie, but fantastic capture!
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I’m glad you like it, Madhu.
Bizarre.
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Thank you, V.
Makes me want dessert.
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Dessert?
How does this picture have anything to do with food?-
I am reminded of my first wife’s family (Romanian) who evoked images such as this all the time. They were food oriented, very rural.
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Ah, okay. Now I get your connection 🙂
The picture was taken in Moldova, by the way. Not too far from the Romanian border.-
Cool.
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Thanks, Barry.
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Stunning shot and beautifully restrained.
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I’m glad you like it, Richard.
As perfect as perfect gets.
– sonmi upon the Cloud
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Thank you, Sonmi.
That’s devotion! Beautifully framed Rabirius.
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I’m glad you like it, Patti.
Reblogged this on Teacher as Transformer and commented:
This is a great picture. I almost missed the crucifix that blends into the the colour of the image.
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Thank you very much for your compliments – and, for reblogging my picture.
great image.. and treatment
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Thank you, John.
An intriguing & powerful image. The stark washed out colour can be interpreted as death of sacred natural space being sacrificed for human consumption or if you have a strong negative reaction to the religious icon you might see it a spreading blight of ideology. This just emphasize hoe effectively you have used the strong archetypal imagery in your art to create a thought provoking composition. 🙂
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Thank you very much for your words.
I liked the motive as well, when I found it – and think there are different ways how to see/interpret it.
Love just the hint of color!
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Thank you very much, Elizabeth.
Very striking and rather unsettling. I was glad I read down the comments to see it was a found juxtaposition! Your work is excellent.
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Thank you very much, Sonnische.
Yes, sometimes, when you step away from the main path, you will find the most incredible things. And I was very lucky when I walked towards the woods from the monastery.Greetings,
rabirius.
Very striking indeed!! :0
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Thank you very much, Suzy.
Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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Thanks for reblogging.
Thank you for visiting my blog and for liking one of my posts. Blessings, Natalie 🙂
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You’re welcome. And thanks as well.
Very special photo.
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Thanks.
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