Grotesques (really like gargoyles without waterspouts) can be grim and threatening, but this pair in Bratislava, Slovakia seem to be a less-threatening sort.
An exhibit in Tallinn’s city walls highlights the role of cafes in social life over the centuries and especially the past one
Today’s post from ProfessorAbe comes from Fort Kochi, where he took some photos on a walk along the waterfront promenade.
An 8 foot tall sculpture commemorates Waimea’s cowboy heritage
A holiday season stop to see a train show gave Paul Heymont a few other glimpses as well
No roof here, but two examples of Slovak wood-carving at Czech and Slovak Museum, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
An exhibit in Tallinn’s city walls highlights the role of cafes in social life over the centuries and especially the past one
I think I need to get away from my computer monitor a little more. When I first looked at these photos I had the impression the grotesques were looking at small computer screens (they’re lights, of course)!