Once a week—or every so often—I will display one of my photos captured and/or processed with Instagram over the last week. It’s a way for me to show photography that usually is quite different from my regular work. The pictures are displayed without any comments, hoping they will stand on their own. But I still very much appreciate any comments you may have.
In Flow with Otto 
Love the image.
Thank you, Don.
Masks on statues make a strong statement. Can you tell me what the statue is about? The gestures of the men is striking, anguished.
It’s a statue standing in a garden of the local hospital, called The Beggars,
That’s a scary biscuit of a statue! Love the colour.
I agree, but prudent for the times, I think.
Yes indeed.
Defies sense and captures the moment. Perfect.
Thank you, Jeb.
That makes me smile. Thanks!
You are welcome. 🙂
This statue kind of reminds me of Rodin’s work.
I can see that.
There’s a certain impracticality to knit or crocheted masks, but as a statement, they’re perfect. I like the contrast between the rough angularity of the statue and the soft curves of the masks; it’s very striking.
Luckily, statues can’t get infected – I think. Thank you for the feedback, Linda,
If they can, we’re in more trouble than we’ve realized!
Such a timely image. I really like the way you composed this.
Thank you, Maranto.
Great faces! 🙂 🙂
Yes, I agree. Thanks, Jo.
Shows some ingenuity on someone’s part.
Sure does.
Love an image with a message Otto – good catch
Thank you, Tina.
it must have taken him a long time to knit that lol get it? hehe
Why do you think they both look so old?
hahaha good one!!
Quite the profound statement someone has made and you have captured. Very effective.
I was definitely captured by the statement. 🙂
Cool
Thank you, Esther.
Great shot, Otto.This really tells a story of the times were living through. What a harrowing statue though. 😯
Yes, not necessarily the most cheering sculpture in a hospital park.
I agree. 😯
😀 😀 😀
Thanks, Nil.
They seem quite serious about wearing masks … but no clothes … interesting!
Yes, Not the everyday way of meeting the world…
It is high time people listened to these wise men.
They have been around for some time and know a thing or two about life, I would believe.