Sleeping Tourist by Mayliah
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Hello everyone! Happy Friday!! This is not a spectacular image, but I thought it was kind of funny. It was taken not far from the Porte de Hal (as seen in the photo I posted yesterday). The stone is an ancient monolith donated as a gift from Spain. I believe it marks the beginning of a pilgrimage path. It just goes to show that when the weather is lovely, people will stretch out pretty much anywhere and have a good nap (kind of like cats). This fellow seems to be a tourist or traveler of some sort since he has with him a mega-backpack in the middle of the city. I do hope you like the photo. :)
Comments (8)
He He it's a lovely image,with a beautiful background and good composition.Nice and well done..
LOL! Wakey wakey little fella. Wonderfully composed with that natural frame that those leafs and branches provides. And the background has such a fascinating grey haze to it, which really gives that landmark great contrast. Have a wonderful weekend Stefanie. #:O)
Great image of the monolith. Hehe that guy looks like he's sleeping peacefully too in the image.
Beautfull!!!
LOL Love it!
i guess some people can sleep just about anywhere :] lol
This is funny and a bit ironic for me too. I fell asleep like that on a wharf in some small fishing village in Denmark years ago. Darn Jet lag. Its funny that you captured this image. I am glad to know that I am not the only one !!!! :-)
i like how the shaddow falls, the geometry it forms with the tourist and the whole monolith thingie...i wish the shaddow was stretching a bit more from it and those leaves out of the frame in the upper left corner...however the coolest thing about the photo is the simple light you caught on your subject and the antinomy and fog-like background, the 'misty' hazy bleak walls of the building...i wish sb would catch me sleeping like that somewhere outdoors :)