Wordless Wednesday 126
20 April 2011
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29 comments:
Great close-up detail.
That is too close... great details.
here I am, trying to figure out that it is...the sun, a star, a face..
Guess I should just read the title!
I'd love to see what the whole thing looks like!
Cool sundials.
Excellent close-up!
Great photo! I hope it's been cleaned and put back together.
Great shot, love the details, and I am trying to put it back together in my head :)
Beautiful... It's been a long time since I saw a sundial. The one I had was lost during a move..
Once again, I have to say, you take some excellent pictures!
Another great shot. I'd love to see what it looks like assembled.
Really gorgeous honey!
Very different point of view.
Fantastic photo!
what a fun photo. now i have the song "sundials" by alkaline trio stuck in my head though. do you know it?
What a funny shot. Actually I´ve just read Sophie Hannah´s Hurting Distance about Naomi Jenkins who designs sun dials.
Very interesting!
What in interesting photo. Great detail.
Nice shot. I really like pictures that get up close and reveal detail.
Sundials are very cool. I love the details and the verdigris in this shot. Well done.
Very interesting shot. Love the faces on those.
Seems to be crying sand.
Sunshine, find your way! Great photo, Beth.
Interesting picture!
This is wonderful! I love to zoom in on the details, it makes for such interesting perspectives and textures.
great detail, especially the oxidation of the copper.
It's beautiful ... love the color of the patina!
Gorgeous! Almost looks a bit Egyptian to me.
Lovely details - texture and color!
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