Another in the series of photographs of statues depicting Native Americans found in an office complex garden in St. Petersburg, FL. I really wanted to erase the building in the background to make it look like the piper was playing his music in a pristine, natural setting. But progress marches on, and development continues to encroach on habitat, so I treated the "un"natural end of the picture with an unnatural coloration. I think this treatment is actually thought provoking, as if the Native American was frozen in time, playing his flute, while “civilization” inexorably encroaches into his territory. Here, the buildings seem like a mirage, but which is ultimately more real? The buildings will eventually fall, but the spirit of this piper is eternal.
Taken with Kodak 10.2mp digital SLR camera, processed in photoshop.
Comments
Nicely framed.
This is fab, Ginny!
great shot, hard to notice the buildings in the back ground because of his beautiful harmonious flute playing
nice image Ginny…. well done …
Thanks very much … how are things in AZ?
– Ginny Schmidt
THIS IS RELEVANT
Thanks so much!!
– Ginny Schmidt
I really like the light in this image and agree that the existing background adds rather than detracts from the content.
Thank you, titus; I’m glad you like it.
– Ginny Schmidt
congradulations on your feature
Thanks very much.
– Ginny Schmidt
Nice work
Thank you so much.
– Ginny Schmidt