Monument to Bramms by nikolais
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Please do not confuse with the name of Brahms,however this monument stands next to the Philharmonic Society hall (it's on the right, not seen$ with high school in the background) and was certainly iqnspired by music or its sound. Every time I pass by on the bus, I can't stop thinking about what sound this mightly athlete can produce from the fragile harp and nothing but BRA-A-AMMZ plays in my head. I have chosen Realism in favor of Humor...Well, I may be wrong.
Enjoy your weekend.
Nikolay
Comments (16)
Love the geometric items on display here. Beautiful find and piece of work.
your b&w's are fantastic ... great photo!
Great shot, but look at the girl. She looks so unhappy Maybe she can hear it too? LOL
luckily, sometimes realism and humour go hand in hand. great shot!
Excellent composition
Such an interesting shot! The girl's expression makes me wonder about her thoughts.
I think they got the props mixed up on the statue surely a bow and arrow more appropriate here. Like the way you composed this one. Excuse the pun!
excellent photograph!
Spot on choice for the category. You have some strong components in the composition and it's definitely more serious than humor. Well some people say humor is darned serious.
Fantastic capture!!!
Great shot. Its more the girl than the athlet which makes thisd pic so attractive.
I like the geometrics on the building that frames the athlete, the railing seems to be the sheet music for the harp, very interesting! Superb as always Nikolay!
great scene! lg. lordlotte
Nicely seen and captured!
Ha Ha, Humor would have been perfect, is there a Realistic Humor category??
yeah, being a musician I thought of Brahms too. But what you got here is a very complex play of shapes & forms, even as you tell a humorous story...With this guy's muscle, I wonder if he's able to coax any subtler sounds than a "br-a-a-ammmms" out of that lyre. But boy, what a symphony of forms you captured around him! The curves of the wall and window on top (if that is a window), harmonized by that oval shape behind the right-most tree, etc...the piece just breaks into all these shapes as we move away from the statue. And the tree, the woman's head, the building in the background (left side)—all these things make a kind of abstract collection of forms. It's like a modern painting, a little Mondrian, a little kandinsky, a little Picasso...A fascinating confluence of forms, in which this athlete plays away almost like an anachronism. You did it again, don't know how you 'see' these things, but you manage to pull all kinds of things together in one shot; so that even beyond your humor, you got a real modernist abstract, to my eyes at least! What can I do, it's how I react to your work! Another fav for sure.