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16 comments:
They're only waiting for the night to wake up....
Unless they are waiting for their friends upstairs in the room...
A sad title for a colorful composition. But you are right,there is some sadness around.
You're spinning quite a web here. I'm caught!
Beautiful picture, I believe in fairy and dwarfs! ;)
Amazing art photography, congratulations!
Léia
But if a child came along, the cobwebs would be brushed away, the faces touched, and the fairies freed.
I like these figures much better than yesterday's.
I think that if you add a child's imagination, your photos from yesterday and today could lead to the ingredients for a movie.
I think these poor lasses are victims of the Stockholm effect and have grown to so identify with their captors they don't know they are unhappy and unfree.
Or perhaps they're just biding their time, waiting for the right moment to ... bam!
An interesting group of statues that appear to be in someone's yard. You will have to fill us in on the mystery.
BUT....free spirits nontheless! :)
V
You always match your words beautifully to your photos.
Great job!
Wow even Charlotte would have liked that web. Nice shot!
And, for just those reasons, a little creepy.
They are lovely cobwebs and all. I have several faeries in my gardens. Love 'em. MB
Une photo enchantée!!!
Are the cobwebs real? They add so much to the atmosphere of this image. Lovely!
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