Spirit of Nebraska Wilderness Park
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Welcome to Your Sunday Best --
a weekly photo challenge where you may
post your best photograph of the week.
a weekly photo challenge where you may
post your best photograph of the week.
Guidelines:
- Consider following A Rural Journal.
- Please only post photos you have authority to use.
- One post per week, per person, please. Family-friendly photos only.
- Everyone is welcome.
- Include the Your Sunday Best badge, or a link to my post, in your blog post.
- Leave a link to your current Your Sunday Best blog post url (not your main blog url) at the InLinkz prompt.
- Consider visiting some of the other blogs listed, because they rock ... meet new photographers, comment, view, learn and enjoy!
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Isn't she lovely!
ReplyDeleteShe's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting.
Wish you a wonderful Sunday.
Mette
aren't these sculptures precious? I love the basket of flowers ..
ReplyDeletethis skulpture is so lovely :)
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful sculpture! i like how you presented her to us, too.
ReplyDeleteWonderful bronze! What is she looking at?
ReplyDeleteHow marvelous this is, such a joyful and pretty statue. :) Lovely details you have captured. Happy weekend, Nancy! xo
ReplyDeleteShe's beautiful! I adore the delight in her face and the movement in her lefs and feet. Wonderful job, Nancy!
ReplyDeleteLove the smile, what a neat statue:@)
ReplyDeleteVery nice! :)
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ReplyDeleteI love this sculpture and the creative way you shared her!
ReplyDeleteSo nice !!...love Ria...xxx...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sculpture!
ReplyDeleteFantastic photo of a beautiful subject ~ thanks, ^_^ (A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeleteI love sculptures like this. We are fortunate to have several in our downtown area. Thanks for hosting every week, you are one busy lady!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful statue! She really is well done!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful statue, and she looks so happy!
ReplyDeleteThank you...:)
ReplyDeletexo bj
She runs in pieces.
ReplyDeleteThis is sweet!
ReplyDeleteNice shots.
ReplyDeletethat's me, with hair and a skirt!!
ReplyDeletewell, maybe just the smile is me!!
love the way you captured the young woman in the statute
ReplyDeleteHer face aglow, her wonderful basket of wildflowers and the running, happy feet!
Truly your photos are a work art!
Clever way to showcase this statue.
ReplyDeleteThat is a truly beautiful statue. You worked the composition very nicely.
ReplyDeleteIt's a good idea to takethe photo of this statue by three pieces of photo. It is very interesting.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for sharing my photo in your meme.
I love the way you did this!! Thanks for being our hostess!
ReplyDeleteShe looks like a happy, young girl, from days gone by! Nice shots!
ReplyDeleteWow..fantstic sculpture and picture!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful statue! Thank you for hosting this meme!
ReplyDeleteI love beautiful statues like this - lovely clear capture.
ReplyDeleteHello Nancy. Wau - where some nice pictures you show. Wishing you a good Sunday :) Hanne Bente
ReplyDeleteI like how you did the three photos! Very nice!
ReplyDeletei love your idea of using 3 photos :)
ReplyDeleteshe is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful statue. I did not join in the hop, but I wanted to stop over and wish you a Happy Peacful Sunday!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty statue! Love how your pictures capture movement!
ReplyDeleteP really like the sense of freedom and motion in that statue.
ReplyDeleteLovely statue! BTW- Where can I get the great "award free" button that you have on your sidebar? It's a nice way to say- PLEASE DON"T... ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Patrice
patrice@everydayruralty.com
Thats a great statue! !!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures of a fresh and youthful statue - love the energy you have captured.
ReplyDeleteOh, to be young and carefree again. :) I love the flower basket.
ReplyDeleteShe is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI haven't linked up in quite a while. Thanks for being a lovely hostess.
She's so pretty Nancy!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing sculpture, Nancy! I love all the fine details!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Sunday!
love it - my girls would love it too
ReplyDeleteSculptures like this are so beautiful! I really like the details you've chosen for this post.
ReplyDeleteWe have some sculptures like this at our library and I have shot them as landscapes but never thought to do a close up. Thanks for the inspiration. These photos were great!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the shots! Wonderfully captured details!
ReplyDeleteI just linked in using generator power for the moment. It's crazy here.
I love the way you photograped her in segments. The details pops right out!
ReplyDeleteWonderful sculpture and wonderful photos of it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful interpretation of the statue. Pictures are great. I really enjoyed your post. This is my first time on "Your Sunday Best". I love the idea ... Thank you.
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From The Sol
Amazing detail.
ReplyDeleteShe reminds me of Laura Ingalls. Amazed at the talent that goes into creating a work like this, that resonates with something deep within.
ReplyDeleteShe is an inspiration...:)JP
ReplyDeleteI can't compete with this beautiful work, so I'll just admire. This is a beautiful statue. I love how you depicted it in three different shots.
ReplyDeleteSo carefree and seems full of bliss. Love the shot in 3 parts, thats pretty differently put.
ReplyDeleteWish you have a happy week ahead Nancy:)
Great lighting and bokeh in that first photo!
ReplyDeleteYes, very nice photos on this delightful sculpture that reflects the enthusiasm and perseverance in the pursuit of happiness. I love how it expresses the movement.
ReplyDeleteYou put her together quite nicely. Very clever!
ReplyDeleteHugs from hot Ohio,
I.
love the fact the she is in motion and has this totally look of excitement on her face
ReplyDeleteYou never cease to astonish me, I have to thank you twice, first for the lovely glimpses of magic and secondly for allowing me to meet so many interesting friends here gathered on your blog :). Kisses and congrats on your blogging experience.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely statue! :)
ReplyDeleteLove your shots of this gorgeous bronze sculpting! she is lovely and I think, shows the spirit of the midwest!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sculpture! Love the way you captured it. :)
ReplyDeleteMy sister lives in Omaha and there is never a family visit that we do not go to this park. I have shot of family members being stepped on by the horses hoofs, children being carried on the wagons, folks with their arm around a statue as if falling in step with them, everyone going down the giant slide and so many others. We also have to get a group shot of our reflections in the windows of the newspaper office building across the street.
ReplyDeleteLove your shots. They remind me of the fun we always have visiting this area.