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Another great idea. This is the only Statue I could find, it was during a Beach Art Festival on the Berawa Beach in Bali, Indonesia.

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Tier: Beginner

I love these colors. Awesome shot.

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This is my beginner level entry for the contest.
I took this photo about 10 years ago while on vacation.
The Trevi Fountain - Fontana di Trevi is a fountain in the Trevi district in Rome, Italy, designed by Italian architect Nicola Salvi and completed by Giuseppe Pannini. It’s 26.3 metres (86 ft) high and 49.15 metres (161.3 ft) wide, it is the largest Baroque fountain in the city and one of the most famous fountains in the world.

https://steemit.com/architecture/@artmom/trevi-fountain--2018-05-25-13-36-45

Such a cool shot. I bet it was awesome to see in person.

Thank you @derangedvisions. It was awesome indeed. Especially for me, since I had a course at university in art history a long time ago

Here is my Amateur entry - hard life of a statue in Vitoria Gasteiz, Spain:

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Here's my entry in the Amateur level.
You can check out their history and meaning on the link, and why they have black eyes. There's other photos to view if interested too.
https://steemit.com/derangedphotography/@jayclar30/deranged-photography-contests-statues-geelong-bollards-set-of-photos

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Beautiful shot! I was swimming there this summer, so packed! =) Thanks for sharing the interesting story of these guys.

Thank you @itchyfeetdonica. We were there in winter so there was barely a sole around... it seems for photos this is a good time of year as someone else was saying that to me they have never seen Brighton Beach so quiet that it was packed when they were there.

Happy to share their story... I love their history and that they were recycled and re-purposed in such an amazing way. Thanks again : )

I still remember your description of Brighton Beach. :D You are right winter is a good time of year to shoot those popular beaches! Just I only had holiday during the hottest summer(New Year time). :)

Oh yes, it was you who said about Brighton... :D
Yeah same deal, we were only down for winter as we had been to Thredbo for the snow prior to heading down to VIC. I wonder what it's like Autumn/Spring times?

This whole series of these are so hilarious. I want to go see these. Especially the ones that you didn't post.

Thank you!! : )
Yes I'd like to get back there too... do the whole walk and see them all. We only saw maybe half. When we planned the trip I knew they were there and we wanted to see them but I didn't realise how long the walk was and how much time it would take up. The entire walk takes about 2 hours but if you're us and like to stop, take photos ; ) and appreciate your surrounds more, you're going to need a lot more time! :D There's lots to see and do along the trail!

Great idea Wes, I am glad my creepy statues submitted to Tomas´ contests partly inspired you to come up with this theme :)

Here is my entry: bronze sculpture of a badass Mexican bandit in the center of Playa del Carmen, Mexico.

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Tier: amateur

I just entered one with almost the same gesture - not so badass, but a bit bullied... ;)

Such a cool looking statue. Great shot.

Today I was at Agios Nikolaos, Crete, Greece. It is a town nearby to the place I live and since my friend Wes wants to see statues from all over the world I took some shots from the status of the town. This is Europa and if you want to know the myth around her, check out my post :)

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Just for fun :) I would enter as a beginner if I was not related to this fine man!

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Awesome shot from when you were visiting Scott!


If you have not heard yet about the mystical ghost, which was mentioned in and old manuscript - you will now. If you have not seen the horrendous, grotesque figure yet - you will. But the best thing is to befriend the spectral creature, many riches and fortune awaits the daring.
Near the castle remains, just past the swing bridge, there is a bronze sculpture of a ghostly silhouette that looks like it is just stepping out of the water via the shore line. 2.4 metres in height, the sculpture holds its own secret - everyone who comes near the frightful sculpture will be greeted by it.
According to one legend, in 1595, one of Klaipėda Castle guards, Hans von Heidi, saw a ghost. The mystical visitor warned the guard that the city’s supplies of grain and timber may be running out, and with that, it vanished just as it had appeared.

Combined with a pretty stunning colourful winter sunrise the Ghost looks just amazing

Enjoy the scenery :)


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Be sure to click on the image to view full screen!


https://steemit.com/photofeed/@axeman/klaipeda-black-ghost

this is such an awesome picture. It reminds me of the wraiths from Lord of the Rings.

Hi, @derangedvisions :) This is my entry. Beginner level.

Sculpture of mournful angel with cross in hands.
I made this photo 2 years ago at «Lychakiv Cemetery» in Lviv, Ukraine. This is real historical and cultural museum under open air. There are more than 2000 graves, 500 sculptures, chapels which represent artistic value.

If you someday came to Lviv, you definitely should visit this place and join night excursion. It really atmospheric!

https://steemit.com/derangedphotography/@hardvicore/beautiful-mystery-of-lychakiv-cemetery

This is fantastic. I love the black and white. It adds such a great mood to the overall photo.

Yeah, i agree with you! And thanx)

beautiful photo that is becouse he is jesus christ...

Tier: Beginner

I've taken this pic in Budapest, Hungary cca 5 years ago. It was a quick hitchhiking trip with a friend of mine for a weekend. He wanted to see what hitchiking is all about so we "took off". Regarding the statue, I don't really know much about it, Im sorry :D


Edit: Ok,I've felt too bad for posting something I have no idea about, so I googled it a bit. It's part of a liberty statue. It is supposed to portray the fight against evil. It was originally erected in memory of the Soviets who died while liberating the city from the Nazis, in 1947. The main statue was created by Zsigmond Kisfaludi Stróbl. This is the main statue (from internet), just to provide a context of the photo.

Beginner Level photographer.

These are the two lions that guards the original gate of my school University of San Beda. The gate I believe was from the 1850's but the lions I am not sure if they were added much later. There is the cool looking obelisk as well which I I think weird in a Catholic school since Obelisk are of Egyptian origins.

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This is my entry in the beginner level.
It was shot in the heart of Athens.
A pigeon was standing upon the head of a philosopher statue.
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I hope I'm still on time...
Here's a statue from the Living Memorial Sculpture Garden in Weed, California:
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Here is my entry as an amateur photographer.
https://steemit.com/derangedphotography/@ashikstd/when-a-statue-could-say-a-history-derangedphotography-submission-as-statues-around-the-world

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CameraXiaomi
Camera ModelRedmi Note 5A
F-stopf/2.2
Exposure Time1/1134 sec
ISO SpeedISO 100
Focal Length4 mm

About the photo

I find it interesting to join in this contest. And I was using photos from my collections. But after I know that this submission wants a statue and i didn't have any proper photos of any statue. I knew the perfect statue for this submission and so I've gone to Jahangir Nagar University Campus of Bangladesh to capture this photo. Had to go via bus and rickshaw as it's a little far from my house. I've gone there today just to took this photo as it's a great symbol of our nation too so i thought i could show this to someone if i use it in this submission.

About the Statue

You can see there are three human in this statue. The standing one was the father, the woman was the mother and the lying one was their son who was shot to death. This statue was made after the history of our mother tongue. Our brothers and sisters gave their life to protect our mother tongue. They died like this and their parents could do nothing rather than crying for their dead children. It's really a shocking story. We are proud of them and we're proud of our mother tongue.

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Esta estructura se llama Coloso, es muy emblemático aquí en Maracaibo, Venezuela. Está ubicado en el centro de la ciudad y parece que sostuviera con su cabeza el edificio.
Amateur.

Tier-beginner

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When I knew I was going to travel to France I said to myself "I'm not going to take the same pictures that all the tourists does"... I failed myself. Althought, it feels really good to see that same famous image all around the gift shops, google, post cards, paintings, t-shirts, and many kind of products, but knowing that you have your own version of it.

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Beginner.

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This image is from Khagrachori of Bangladesh.
It's the statue of a political leader of this country.

My entry post

This is my entry at amateur level.

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Greetings friends of #Derangedphotography Here I leave my entry. I hope you like them

Antonio José de Sucre

Beginner

Oh hell yeah!! Been off the web for a bit but slowly getting things back together and excited to see this. We've got some weird statues around here.. on that note: how loose is your definition of "statue"? Haha

well, I am a pretty open photographer that tries to do things differently than everyone else, so if you think it is a statue and have a cool story and can justify it, then I think it would fit right in.

I am a beginner, when there was no digital, it looked to go better as now. But I do have some good pictures. I never followed any photographic lessons. so my tier is beginner? here you will find my blog https://busy.org/@janine-ariane/deranged-photography-in-auckland

and this is the picture I would like to bring in :

I would like to participate in this contest too! :)
Level - amateur.
https://steemit.com/bescouted/@amaciunas/under-the-big-shoe
Photo from my city Siauliai in the middle of Lithuania.
This big boat was erected during soviet union period as symbol of boat shop.
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I can't get the picture straight. Many people are struggling with this lately.

We do not have many statues where I live. The area I am from is based on mines. The towns were created to house the miners. After years of mining, the town built a tiny museum/tourist center and added 2 statues. This is one of them that still has pieces intact.

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