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This fabulopus statue of Lord Londonderry stands in the old square in the City of Durham. He was a ruthless employer in the coal industry and built Seaham harbour to make it easier to ship his coal round the country
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This is the front of a new building. / I found the punched metal picture, of pioneer homes, / (done like newspaper photos) so interesting, I hope you do to. It fascinated me as I wondered what technology was used to create it. Taken with my pocket digital camera (Sony Cybershot 4.1)
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This is a photo of a wonderful piece of public art that celebrates Australia’s First Female Architect Frances Mary Taylor (1879-1969). Quite a lady and quite a tribute. / Taken with a digital camera Sony Cybershot 4.1) from the train travelling between Redfern & Central stations in Sydney, NSW (took 4 trips to stop in the right place on the right track). / Hope you like it as much as I do.
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One of my old B&W studies. I was on a lunch break on one of my internships in Marina Del Ray, CA and had my camera with me. So I wandered the park by the marina and found this guy. I shot various angles, but this one stood out as the most dramatic.
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This is the gold nugget called the Hand of Faith that was found in Wedderburn in Victoria Australia. It has now been sold and is being exhibited at the Golden Nugget Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada USA.
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A Superlambanana on an exercise bike in Liverpool, England / there is also a good example of old and new windows
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Public Art in Sheffield, England David Wynne / ‘Horse and Rider’, 1978 / Fountain Precinct, Barker’s Pool / stainless steel
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A dog is laughing at a boy from the 1900s. I got the public domain image from here, “Buster Brown and Tige” :http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6c/Buster_Brown_and_Tige.JPG
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This is a sculpture/ statue of a flock of seagulls on the side of a building in the city square / Leeds / West Yorkshire.
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This is a photo I took of the statue at the front of the Sydney Hospital recently. It had been raining and I think the slickness added to its dramatic look. / The statue is a bronze (I think). It was taken with my Sony Cybershot 4.1.
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“Franz Kafka Statue – Prague” was featured in the groups Statues and Such and “Public Art”. Bubble Jeopardy “Where is it?” question was solved by Umbra101!! – Photo taken in Prague, Czech Republic. / This interesting bronze statue by sculptor Jaroslav Rona is based on a vivid description that appears in Franz Kafka’s early short story “Description of a Struggle.” Kafka wrote of a young man riding on another man’s shoulders through the streets of Prague. In Rona’s work, that figure is Kafka himself sitting astride a headless man. This statue was unveiled in December 2003. It stands next to the Spanish Synagogue in Prague’s Jewish Quarter. / Source: About.com Franz Kafka (IPA: [ˈfʀanʦ ˈkafka]) (3 July 1883 – 3 June 1924) was one of the major fiction writers of the 20th century. He was born to a middle-class German-speaking Jewish family in Prague, Austria-Hungary, presently the Czech Republic. His unique body of writing—much of which is incomplete and which was mainly published posthumously—is considered by some people to be among the most influential in Western literature. His stories, such as The Metamorphosis (1915), and novels, including The Trial (1925) and The Castle (1926), concern troubled individuals in a nightmarishly impersonal and bureaucratic world. Source: Wikipedia
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by Urban UmbraCourtyard of Gainsborough Studios, Islington. Master of Suspense – Antony Donaldson, 2003 alfie © 2009 Urban Umbra
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This fountain in the centre of the shopping centre at Hornsby is also a mechanical clock and features water activated movement. / I never get sick of watching it move and circulate the water in such unconventional ways. Every time I look at it I find new parts or movements that I have not seen before. It is one of my 50 fav icons of Australia. Taken with my Sony Cybershot 4.1 and not post processed.
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Taken at Mobara Park, Mawson Lakes in South Australia. Origonal version This version has had the green increased in the grass & contrast increased in the curved sculpture / / PLEASE VIEW MY GALLERY @ Glenn Alderson Photography Abstract Sunrise & Sunset Ruins & Derelict Buildings Farms & Countryside All Seascapes Botany – Flora Childhood Black & White Birds & Creatures of Flight / © Copyright 2008 Glenn Alderson, All Rights Reserved. / Please note: The watermark shown above will not appear on purchased products.
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Adam Lindsay Gordon was a famed poet living in Ballarat Victoria in the 1800s. This bust is located outside of the historical cottage that he lived in, which is now located int the Botanical Gardens in Ballarat.
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Sculpture of a harp looking thing without the strings!! There isn’t a plaque to tell artist or other info. / Nikon D70s / 70-300mm / F8, 1/400 / 1/9/09 – 365/157 / / / /
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This was a very large copper cylinder that was Public Art on a street corner in Singapore. ========================= / . This is my wife Dawn, standing at the front of the cylinder to let you see how large it is. /
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Kankakee, Illinois – Giant Abe Lincoln clickable image / Here is a really large Lincoln. He can be fo / und traveling North on I-57 toward Chicago, at the 316 mile marker, very near the Kankakee exit. Abe is 28 feet tall and stands in front of Alexander Construction and Innovative Mobile Marketing. His hand is designed to hold signs that promote whatever Mr. Alexander feels strongly about at the moment the little statue on the lower left shows a the real scale of a human being and another fact, this is not the largest statue of lincoln in the state of illinois but apparentely is the ugliest, lol Part of the serie: Weird Illinois
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This photo was taken from the car, we were to tired to stop, :S World’s Largest Cross The Cross Foundation completed a 198 foot Cross at the intersection of Interstates 57 & 70 in Effingham, Illinois. The site is intended to serve as a beacon of hope to the 50,000 travelers estimated to pass the site each day. The Cross Foundation is dedicated to building both faith and family on an ecumenical basis. Part of the serie: Weird Illinois
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Shot with Nikon L18 as is shot from through the passenger side of my jeep. This is a painting on the side of the VFW of Westminster MA. The artist is “Janet Watt” (not the same Janet Watt of the UK) a very talented local artist that I have had the pleasure of speaking to in person. This painting spans the whole side of the building. This is a detail shot of one section. / © 2009 Rebecca Bryson. All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized use prohibited. My work does NOT belong to the public domain. It may not be used in any way, shape or form without my prior written permission
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Shot with Nikon L18 as is shot from through the passenger side of my jeep. This is a painting on the side of the VFW of Westminster MA. The artist is “Janet Watt” (not the same Janet Watt of the UK) a very talented local artist that I have had the pleasure of speaking to in person. This painting spans the whole side of the building. / © 2009 Rebecca Bryson. All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized use prohibited. My work does NOT belong to the public domain. It may not be used in any way, shape or form without my prior written permission
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This Photo was taken at The Deborah Gold Mine in Bendigo. It is a statue of a miner using a drill which was known as the widow maker.
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Quayside, Derry City, Northern Ireland. The inscription reads / “This is one of the 1000 mileposts founded by the Royal Bank of Scotland to mark the creation of the National Cycle Network.”. These mileposts were set up all over the UK in 2000, along the National Cycle Network, to mark the Millenium. Canon EOS 450D, 18-55mm lens
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This is a bronze, very life-like statue at a strip shopping mall, The Shops of Veranda Falls, Port Saint Lucie, FL Nikon D70s / 70-300mm / F8, 1/640 / RAW / 6/11/09 – 552/66 Featured in Public Art – 9/11/09 / Featured in Statues and Such – 6/13/09 / / / /
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