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Art in Luxembourg 1 - "out of the melting Pot" exhModerators: Greg B, Nnnnsic, Geoff, Glen, gstark, Moderators
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Art in Luxembourg 1 - "out of the melting Pot" exh
 Good evening everybody,
Thanks again for your welcome ! This is the first part of a series about Luxembourg, the city, the country and its activities. Hope you will enjoy the trip in the tiny country I live in
The pictures hereafter were taken during an exhibition of sculptures in the park of a bank. 1. D70 + 70-200 VR 
2. D70 + 70-200 VR 
3. D70 + 50/1.4 AF 
4. D70 + 50/1.4 AF 
Comments welcome !
Derek
Derek - the first two shots are excellent and remind me of pics taken during WW1 for some obscure reason
Chris
-------------------------------- I started my life with nothing and I’ve still got most of it left
Hi Derek
I like all 4 photos and the last one is my favourite. It reminds me of a sudden death and the person is frozen in this position. I am a great fan of crime novels and movies, so the last shot really caught my attention. Please keep the pictures coming. LittleB
Great shots, but like Littleb love the last shot, reminds me of the Pompeii lava 'statues' and the water on the face looks like tear drops, the idea of the statue crying in a death-like pose is really emotive.
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The first two photos DO have a kind of war like quality, I can see that.
