Celebration by Gary Lee Price in Decatur, Georgia
In the words of the artist:
“To be able to fly is so symbolic of freedom and possibilities; and flying around a sphere, to me, represents the joy we experience in this life, and in the sphere of worlds to come!”
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Not just a pretty photograph — flying was always my childhood dream and it pretty much looked like the sculpture. Love the way you’ve spotlighted the focus. Just so lovely, Laurie.
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Thank you, Mary. Wouldn’t it be amazing to soar like a bird?
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Worlds to come? That’s an interesting idea. In our dreams? Afterlife? Where no man has gone before? hmmmmm, I wonder where he was thinking. I do like the premise and composition a lot. I think I remember flying in my dreams more often as a child than a grown-up. Too many worries now I suppose. ❤ xo K
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Thanks for visiting over on this blog, K. I, too, like the sculptors premise. Every time I see birds soaring, I envy them the joy that I imagine it must be.
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What an awesome sculpture! And your processing simply brings it to life, Laurie!
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Stacy, thank you. It was such a bright, bright day, and I had to work a bit to reveal the detail.
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Is has an Escher-like quality to me. Very hopeful and freeing words!
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He has a great philosophy, doesn’t he?
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Yes!
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Wonderful image and sculpture Laurie 🙂 You have a knack for finding the most interesting things to photograph. Great work.
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Thanks, Joe. Atlanta has such a neat public art scene, and I loved the artists words.
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