Siegfried & Roy by danapommet
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Description
Siegfried Fischbacher and Roy Horn brought magic to Las Vegas with their beautiful white tigers. This larger than lifesize sculpture, sits on the sidewalk, in front of the Mirage Hotel, on the Las Vegas strip. It was there long before the accident that closed down their famous show.
Photo taken in the spring of 1996, with a hand held film camera and recently scanned.
Thanks for stopping by, taking a look and for all your previous comments.
Dana
Comments (19)
Fantastic sculpture! Great capture
Such wonderful detail, amazing
great capture!
Cool statues, excellent shot!
Las Vagas style all the way - but nicly done !
Cool shot! It's to bad about what heppened, But those animals will always be wild and you have to respect that.
outstanding image and work!! interesting sculpure and the crystals in background are great!
belle sculture!!tres las vegasienne!!!
Excellent capture and scane! It's a great tribute to thier performances. :)
Have I just seen a programme about them called "Cat Dancers"? Are they the same, one died when one of their cats attacked him? Lovely pic!!!!!
wonderful image! Siegfried was born near my home ...
WOWZER :))
SUPERLATIVE CAPTURE! ;-D
Excellent clarity, color and muted lighting in this excellent shot of the beautifully sculptured tiger guys, Dana! I thought they had their show up and going again.
cool shot
Cool sculpture schot.
excellent !
I never recall seeing it.I only been in the Mirage once and won a $1000.00 excellent shot
What an eerie sculpture. I guess because the likenesses are so exact, right down to their moderately frightening hair. I have to say though, that I like these guys, despite the fact that I never agreed with using wild cats as entertainment: no matter how much they cared for their famous white tigers. Even house-cats remain impossible to fully-domesticate to a degree, and should be treated accordingly; they are predators, after all! But aside from that: what a photo! Really nice work!