You may remember the composition below from a few posts ago. The scene, minus Percy pelican, seen through a sculpture last seen here, complete with model, on Cottesloe Beach during Sculpture by the Sea at the beginning of the year. 'Waiting in the Wings' created by WA artist Denise Pepper, was purchased by the City of Melville and now sits in its new home looking out over the Swan River to the city from the Applecross foreshore, 'an expression of our aspiration towards a higher possibility'. I can see many a photo op happening here! I loved it shimmering in the summer sun on Cottesloe beach and I loved it even more here on a wet and windy winter day in Perth. Happy Saturday, take care and stay safe..
Wonderfully colourful!
ReplyDelete...this brightens an overcast day! 😀
ReplyDeletePerfect capture with the city in the background!
ReplyDeleteI love the way you composed this beauty. Excellent shot Grace.
ReplyDeleteHave a fun weekend!
A very attractive work of art, beautifully photographed. I often think that sculptures look better in wet weather - but that's probably because we've had more sun here than usual! But this evening - on the first day of the school holidays, of course - thunderstorms are forecast.
ReplyDeleteIt is a beauty and is sure to star in many a portrait, Grace!
ReplyDeleteGosto desta escultura.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e bom fim-de-semana.
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The wings have great color and reflections. Fine post, Grace.
ReplyDeleteThat is really quite spectacular. You have so much to take photos of around Perth, our little hamlet only has 10 houses:-) Hope you are well, take care Diane
ReplyDeleteIt's a very nice work and great that the council bought the work and it looks like it is well situated.
ReplyDeletewow that's a very cool sculpture, looking through the gaps in it with colour on either side gives it a very different perspective.
ReplyDeleteGee, that's perfect! What a beautiful way to show off a pretty great sculpture.
ReplyDeletecool and particular pictures,very nice! ew
ReplyDeleteOh, Grace, it´s beautiful with the city in the background... and I´m glad I see the sun here for real. I must admit... it looks kinda sad. To me...
ReplyDeleteI love it when I hear that a magical piece of art has been picked up by someone for a permanent place for all to enjoy. This is wonderful. You are so right, Many, many photos will happen here.
ReplyDeletePS I'm heading home from California today (Saturday) in the early afternoon. I'm sort of sad that my vacation is over so soon.
Perfect frame for the skyline. You nailed it.
ReplyDeleteTruly Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend.
Beautiful and well composed photos, Grace, I love both !
ReplyDeleteIt was well placed framing the city on the other side of the river.
ReplyDeleteWell done artwork! Arianna
ReplyDeleteHow amazing is this sculpture, Grace. And your composition shows it off to the best advantage. Thanks for sharing a beautiful piece of art. Have a great day. Jo
ReplyDeleteInteresting sculpture indeed.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots! I love the tree puzzle/reflection. :-)
ReplyDeleteYes, I can see that too! So many expressions, like reading poetry and we all wander in our own thoughts. Priceless.
ReplyDeleteI love it! I can see people standing there for photos! I totally would.
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