The Serpent is a sculpture located along the winding Henley Marine Drive, in the inner west suburb of Drummoyne. The artwork was created by former Drummoyne resident Jason Wing, an artist who identifies with his Aboriginal and Asian heritage. It was inspired by the ‘Rainbow Serpent’ from Aboriginal mythology and a ‘winding road’ street sign. The Iron Cove Bridge can be seen in the background crossing Iron Cove.
I like how you framed this photo. Cool sculpture.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Stefan. I looked at a couple of different angles but it had to be this one. :)
DeleteThere's something 'enticing' about the snake Jim, as long as it's not the real thing :)
ReplyDeletean eye-catching and unusual sculpture!
ReplyDeletethat's pretty neat! thanks for linking it!
ReplyDeleteLovely photo, special sculpture!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great sculpture, Jim, and it is eye-catching indeed!! ! A terrific capture for the day. Love your wintery skies!!
ReplyDeleteCool looking sculpture and a pretty skywatch! Great shot!
ReplyDeleteIt really is a cool sculpture. I like the way you positioned it in the frame.
ReplyDeleteMersad
Mersad Donko Photography
Great sky shot juxtaposed with the serpent sculpture ~ thanks, ^_^
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I love this composition.
ReplyDeleteA very interesting sculpture and I like the way you composed the shot.
ReplyDeleteDramatic sense of symbolism in this bold sculpture. Love the stark white in contrast with the setting.
ReplyDeletethis is very cool.
ReplyDeleteI love this quirky sculpture. Well done to compose it against the lovely sky.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend.
Alexander
Alex's World! - http://www.kakinan.com/alex
very cool!
ReplyDeleteAmazing art and great skies, Jim!
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I love this image. Well done.
ReplyDeleteI like that sculpture! It seems like it requests to admire the wonderful view and sky! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd a dangerous one,nice shot.
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