on main street
a band of stone skirting the brick facade
reveals this image
of a poet in profile
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12 comments:
*grin* ... Byron, perhaps?
A very nice capture. You've got to have a good eye to have noticed this one in the stone:-)
That's amazing...I would not have noticed - I did not notice - until I read your comment.
Good shot!
Yes, Great creativity !
I can see she has long and beautiful hair!
Cool post!
Léia
I can't understand who the poet is, not a Vogon one I hope. Is it really made on purpose? Interesting and elegand form of art.
Yes, I can clearly see him! Great find! :-)
No, VP, it's a geological hiccup. My eyes saw, as Julie so aptly surmised, Lord Byron.
I love, Leia, that you saw a woman.
I guess I failed the test. I don't see anyone, just some nice geologic lines. Forgive me Lord Byron.
I love the abstract images which can be seen in marble and granite. My father works with granite ... you've just inspired me to visit the factory sometimes and take some shots of the raw granite slabs!
It's a nice idea to post it anyway!
Wasn't Byron's mother a Vogon?
I think I shall start that rumour.
Sunshine Coast Daily Photo - Australia
kinda bob dylan-like... forever young? ;)
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