This is a B&W close-up of one of the hundred life-sized statues on Crosby Beach (directly across the mouth of The Mersey from "Glorious" New Brighton. This installation by Sir Antony Gormley is called "Another Place".
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Thanks for both your image and the link Steve. Must have been wonderful to see these statues in real on the beach of Crosby beach, all of them facing towards the sea. Great piece of art! Your detailed B&W close-up is a good entry for the challenge my friend.
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This set of figures has always intrigued me and I would love to see them. I like this close-up of a single face. It must be strange for Antony Gormley to see all these reproductions of his own form. A nice one for the BWC thanks Steve
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Wow, amazing close up and excellent B/W. It must be amazing to see the figures in person. If you didn't know better you might stumble across them strolling on the beach and night and scare the wits out of you, especially the one that up to his waist in sadn.
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