The TP 52 - 2025 Nog's 52 in 2025... Week 52 New & finished :-)

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Interesting advertising I suppose you are going to stop and look in, well framed and exposed.
 
That's pretty effective - I had to go back and re-read your description as I thought it was a view on to a model railway. Nice to be able to walk past something a bit colourful!
 
Allan.H said:
Interesting advertising I suppose you are going to stop and look in, well framed and exposed.
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Thanks Allan, they also support the town beer festival so feel obliged to support them :)
Shugpug said:
That's pretty effective - I had to go back and re-read your description as I thought it was a view on to a model railway. Nice to be able to walk past something a bit colourful!
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Thanks, I like the 3d effect
 
Clever it is and messed with my eyes a bit :)
 
I found the image very disorientating whilst trying to figure out what was going on, If you had not explained it I would have been going with cake of somekind.

A very stimulating photo!
 
Barney said:
I found the image very disorientating whilst trying to figure out what was going on, If you had not explained it I would have been going with cake of somekind.

A very stimulating photo!
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Thanks Wayne, never thought of cake its quite effective 3D painting
RyanB said:
Oh, liking those windows. Neat bit of artistry.
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Thanks Ryan, good to have something to look at whilst waiting at the traffic lights :)
rpn said:
That's different and nice work by the artist.
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Thanks Stan
 
Sorry to be cacthing up late! The morning light shot - obviously the colours are great but the lack of focus makes it for me - gives a sense of movement and very cinematic to me - love it!

Very powerful silouhettes and the window art - wow!! Vert talented painter and you've 'framed' it brilliantly too
 
bullinachinashop said:
Sorry to be cacthing up late! The morning light shot - obviously the colours are great but the lack of focus makes it for me - gives a sense of movement and very cinematic to me - love it!

Very powerful silouhettes and the window art - wow!! Vert talented painter and you've 'framed' it brilliantly too
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Thanks Ross, glad you liked the morning light shot, I was pretty annoyed with myself, yes Georgina is very talented painter
Kell said:
These are great - I was fooled at first as it looked like a sculpture on the other side.
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Thanks Kell, yes the painter knows how to use 3D effectively
 
Allan.H said:
I really like the close up of the sign with the dragon
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Yep :)

Them Slow Arafs get everywhere in Wales!

When my daughters were small I convinced them that a Slow Araf was a tiny species of Giraffe ;)
 
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Yeah I think that I agree with Allan, the closeup is the one the grabs my attention.
 
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AlanDorset said:
The dragon on the sign won it for me !
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Thanks Alan, can't beat a dragon :)
-Oy- said:
Yep :)

Them Slow Arafs get everywhere in Wales!

When my daughters were small I convinced them that a Slow Araf was a tiny species of Giraffe ;)
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Thanks Dave, there is a story about a delivery driver looking for a RAF base
Darkslinger said:
Yeah I think that I agree with Allan, the closeup is the one the grabs my attention.
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Cheers Bill, I agree:)
 
A lovely set Keith and I like the one with the dragon. The one you've chosen and the shot of the bridge are both nicely framed.
 
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Week 9 Horizontal

Her horizontal training is sadly lacking, anyone concerned with the size of the stick I got her to leave it after taking pic

IMG_9935.jpg by Keith, on Flickr

Few horizontal bits under water

IMG_9928.jpg by Keith, on Flickr
 
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Horizontal steps work well. Our likkle Grandson pick up sticks that big - but not in his teeth :D
 
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Week 10 Pattern

Bus stop built in 1834 for Llangwyfan TB hospital, pretty sure the tiles were added later, Go up th steps and can go left or right and with dividing wall between, maybe to keep patients/visitors/staff apart? Built out in the sticks for the fresh country air, there are old pictures of the wards which had patio style doors all along the building to let the fresh air into the wards.

DSC00717.jpg by Keith, on Flickr
DSC00713.jpg by Keith, on Flickr
 
An interesting and effective take on the theme. Thanks for the backstory.
 
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Ooooh nice :)
 
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Nice take on the theme, the second step looks almost like aboriginal art. Love the insect step as well.
 
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