Cee’s Black & White Challenge: Sculptures, Statues, Carvings

Cee’s Black & White Challenge: Sculptures, Statues, Carvings

I just realize that today is the last day to submit to Cee’s Black and White (sculpture) challenge. When I first saw the word sculpture, I was sure that I could find at least 10 from our Italy trip photos. And I did.

But on second thought, I really think David deserves his own spotlight. So here he is…

Davids

Ahhhh…

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A retired computer programmer who loves writing and photographing, and has managed to publish a YA novel "Jin-Ling’s Two Left".
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23 Responses to Cee’s Black & White Challenge: Sculptures, Statues, Carvings

  1. Elizabeth says:

    Nice photo Helen, you should post more photos of Italy, I’d love to see them. Italy is a place that I wish to visit one day.

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    • Helen C says:

      Thanks, Elizabeth. The real problem is we have taken so many pictures – 2500 between my husband and I. It would be easier if we only took 50 😉
      Thanks for the encouragement. Italy is a lovely country. You would love there!
      Have a wonderful evening.

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  2. Cee Neuner says:

    This is one of the best shots I’ve seen of David. Wonderful POV Helen. 😀

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  3. seeker says:

    Ah. What a shot of a masterpiece. Shem, where is the rest of the body?😊

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  4. sunsetdragon says:

    nice

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  5. Amy says:

    I agree with Cee, one of the best shots of David. I have seen many …

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    • Helen C says:

      Thank you, Amy. It’s an amazing sculpture. We circled it (him? 😉 around many times, couldn’t get enough of it. Have you seen it?
      I am so happy you like my photo. When I stood in front of the sculpture, I didn’t think I could take a good photo of it. I just kept clicking! ;-).

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  6. Jet Eliot says:

    I’ve visited David and seen many photos of it too, but I love this angle, unique. Incredible to think it is marble! Lovely photo Helen.

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    • Helen C says:

      Thank you, Jet. It is an experience that I can never forget. I am sure you feel the same way. I had seen many photos before. Still, I was quite shock when I saw the real thing. 😉

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  7. loisajay says:

    Beautiful shot, Helen. I am so happy about the talk you had with you camera. You two are getting along just famously!

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  8. Adhika says:

    Italy, Italy, Italy. I need to start saving some money for Italy. Haha. You should post more photos of Italy, Helen! 😀 2500 is not that many if you catalogue your image properly. You can quickly select 100 out of 2500 and process those images. I assume you use Lightroom?

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    • Helen C says:

      Adhika, you will love Italy!!! I hope you will visit there soon because I would love to see your photos.
      I am using Photoshop Element most of the time (99.9%); Photoshop when I have to. I have installed Lightroom long time ago, but haven’t made the switch. It’s like PC and Mac. After you get used to PC, it is hard to learn Mac.
      Have a wonderful weekend.

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  9. I’m glad you used this top half only. We rarely notice this part when looking at the whole statue. He is quite lovely.

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  10. restlessjo says:

    He does! How can you top that? 🙂

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