Walking Madonna by Stephanie

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17-OCT-2011

Walking Madonna

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This sculpture, The Walking Madonna by Elisabeth Frink, can be seen as you approach the Cathedral from the north through the High Street.
Folly (The Other Self) (2007-2011) by Sean Henry, can be seen in the background.
Salisbury Cathedral
Salisbury, England

This concludes my visit to Salisbury Cathedral.
Many thanks to you all for your wonderful comments and visits!

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Rick Bricker		31-Oct-2012 05:05
Nicely composed Steph.Hope your doing OK on the outer fringes of Sandy's wrath!V

Denise J T Lee		26-Sep-2012 16:03
Terrific image ! You've made the statue look alive, and the man standing in the distance watching is just like icing on a cake. ~V~

Guest		22-Aug-2012 13:21
Great shot Stephanie! V Congrats for the pBase cover page. Ciao, Giancarlo

Lieve Snellings		22-Jun-2012 00:54
and the birds make this image so perfect... V

Helen Betts		20-Jun-2012 09:27
Quite an excellent composition, with it looking like she is really walking somewhere. V.

sue anne		20-Jun-2012 01:16
Very nice and interesting set indeed.

David Hobbs		20-Jun-2012 01:15
"Folly" looks marvellous. I worry that such things of beauty and imagination are subject to vandalism.

Lee G		20-Jun-2012 00:27
Awesome composition, love the artist in the farground!

Jean Chiasson		19-Jun-2012 23:34
Wonderful composition Well done Stephanie vote

Frank Brault		19-Jun-2012 23:26
A lovely sculpture. V

bill friedlander		19-Jun-2012 22:29
An appropriate shot to end the gallery, striding off to another venue. It was a pleasure seeing all your great shots. V

Johnny JAG		19-Jun-2012 20:52
That's a purposeful stride

Graeme		19-Jun-2012 20:51
All of these sculptures are amazing Stephanie.BV

arminb		19-Jun-2012 20:06
wonderful compo and POV!

Colin Storey		19-Jun-2012 19:39
Fantastic final image into this gallery, I have really enjoyed viewing your images, particularly these very interesting statues. v

Rosi Blaurock		19-Jun-2012 19:31
Great shot.

Knox O		19-Jun-2012 19:28
like the sense of motion.

Tom Munson		19-Jun-2012 19:06
Terrific series, Stephanie! Great work!

MarcViskens		19-Jun-2012 19:00
very nice composed Stephanie marc

Patricia Kay		19-Jun-2012 18:56
A great image to end this fabulous gallery Steph...I enjoyed my virtual visit with you...BV

Jackdad		19-Jun-2012 18:30
You've inspired us to revisit Salisbury next time we are down that way. There are some Frink figures in my local park too - but they're more scantily clad than this one!

J. Scott Coile		19-Jun-2012 15:20
Well juxtaposed art.

globalgadabout		19-Jun-2012 15:12
thoughtfully composed, and a fitting image since you have decided to move on...great work showing so many fresh views of this famous site...V

Walter Otto Koenig		19-Jun-2012 15:05
Very well composed image scene. Love the surreal feel of this scene. "V"

alfredo camba jr.		19-Jun-2012 14:38
Beautiful capture of this interesting sculptures! V

Martin Lamoon		19-Jun-2012 14:34
~Its been a woondeful series of photographs. V

Nestor Derkach		19-Jun-2012 14:23
Love your composition on this presentation. The background you included is perfect. You did a great gallery Stephanie. Vote

Margot W		19-Jun-2012 14:22
He is stuck in his own world and dreaming of someone to save him. Perhaps her? She's not interested in a couch potato. Wonderful series Stephanie.

Peggy W		19-Jun-2012 13:07
It almost looks as if he's watching her from the background~ great image!! V

Tom LeRoy		19-Jun-2012 12:10
Great artwork and capture! V

Jim Coffman		19-Jun-2012 12:03
A good composition and a fine image.

Vince		19-Jun-2012 12:01
Wonderful composition. Excellent framing. Vote.

Patrick F		19-Jun-2012 11:55
Very nice POV of this beautiful artwork!!! Well done!! BV!

Pierre		19-Jun-2012 11:23
Une très jolie prise de vue! V

John Reynolds LRPS		19-Jun-2012 11:00
Nicely captured. Somehow I missed this one! V.

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