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Brilliant stuff..
Thank you, Rajiv.
Good photo…but the subject is very strange for me.
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!
A nice weekend also to you….
Thank you, Birgit.
An eerie, but fantastic capture!
I’m glad you like it, Madhu.
Bizarre.
Thank you, V.
Makes me want dessert.
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.
Ah, okay. Now I get your connection 🙂
The picture was taken in Moldova, by the way. Not too far from the Romanian border.
Cool.
Thanks, Barry.
Stunning shot and beautifully restrained.
I’m glad you like it, Richard.
As perfect as perfect gets.
– sonmi upon the Cloud
Thank you, Sonmi.
That’s devotion! Beautifully framed Rabirius.
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.
Thank you very much for your compliments – and, for reblogging my picture.
great image.. and treatment
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. 🙂
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!
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.
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
Thank you very much, Suzy.
Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
Thanks for reblogging.
Thank you for visiting my blog and for liking one of my posts. Blessings, Natalie 🙂
You’re welcome. And thanks as well.
Very special photo.
Thanks.