top-lena, No, everything's fine. I've photographed phallic symbols all over the world, but showing them head-on isn't interesting, like porn, nudes, and erotica.
PAVELKO VLADIMIR, :lol, when the series "About boats", "About bicycles", "About who knows what" will end, I'll have to start the series "About phallic symbols", oh, if only I could live to see it...
By the way, the temple is Buddhist, but the frescoes are quite Christian View crop. The more I look at the world, the more I am convinced of the artificiality of official history.
There is something to think about, I am more inclined to simple, but precisely verified compositions, without the significance of the plot, but here, in my opinion, with an acceptable composition of light spots, there are, so to speak, subcompositional solutions, which in general makes the photo “richer”, which catch and create their own centers of attention, attracting the viewer.
Oh! I was about to suggest that "shopping" thing too :lol, you beat me to it. It's a bit distracting. Overall, the photo is great! Both in composition and in terms of subject matter! Bravo!
By the way, the temple is Buddhist, but the frescoes are quite Christian. The more I look at the world, the more I'm convinced of the artificiality of official history.
So the temple could be 1,000 years old, and the frescoes 100. And they could have been painted by some French ascetic... or under the influence... after all, colonization doesn't come without its consequences...
I like looking at it... I wonder where the owners of flip-flops are... [img]http://s4.rimg.info/697e7bf03714a0175ceff55cef81032b.gif[/img]
It's all according to Sigmund, it's a phallic symbol. Why would a temple be without this thing?
I remembered something from a song:
"I broke my fingers and bled on steely love,
in all the rhymes I replaced horseradish with carrot" (OA)
If you decide this is blasphemous in relation to the photo with the church, I'll delete it
I liked the shot, but the slippers, fresco, bicycle, and potty are too many visual focal points.
I like it, it's a very good option for a "one-part film"
Overall, the photo is great! Both in composition and in terms of subject matter! Bravo!
And they could have been painted by some French ascetic... or under the influence... after all, colonization doesn't come without its consequences...
Happy New Year!!!