Herons are quite shy birds, so I rarely get opportunity to get this close.
Secondly an amazing sculpture (known as the Iron Man) by Maurice Harron, found near Boyle in Co Roscommon.
It is said to be of a chieftain, Hugh O’Donnell “Red”, and his horse, who lead a rebel Irish force against an English force in 1599 called The Battle of Curlew Pass. The English were ambushed while marching through a pass in the mountains, near the town of Boyle.
Many thanks to Patti, for this week’ LAPC challenge.
Great perspectives. The angles and silhouettes of the statue are my faves.
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Thank you John. Glad you enjoyed
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Well done Karina. Loved your herons especially. They are indeed very shy so you did quite well with this one! He must have been focused on something more important to him! Also loved your statue but a stark reminder that the world simply cannot learn to get along!!
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Thank you Tina
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Nature and art. Great examples Karina 🙂
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Thank you Brian
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Great photos for this challenge Karina!
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Thank you Anne
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I really loved your photos of the statue, Karina. Just wonderful. The different views really give us a more complete picture. Have a great weekend!
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Thank you Patti. Hope you are having lovely weekend too
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That Iron Man sculpture looks amazing! I especially like your shot sideways on from a distance with him silhouetted against the sky – very effective!
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Thank you. Glad you liked it
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Two interesting trios. And good of you not to point out that we English are busy ambushing ourselves at the moment.
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Don’t envy the situation there but hopefully things will sort themselves sooner rather than later
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