Sitting in Stone-Faced Silence by auntietk
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This was right across the street from the statue shop in Fremont, and given the sorts of things they're making over there, I assume this is some of their work. This head faces the shop window. I imagine all sorts of conversations take place at night when nobody's looking! I wonder what they talk about.
Thanks to Dennis (Cosine) for help with the title for this one.
Comments (37)
timtripp
OOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
frankie96
Your getting sleeeeeeeepy....:)
Chipka
Perfect presentation here! I love the way this image actually works in such wonderful conjunction with the post you made in the Writer's section as well...almost as if the two posts are interacting with one another. I love little coincidences like that, and I'm sure the simple answer to an issue is lurking somewhere in this interaction. As for this image on its own, I love the serenity you've captured...the texture is beautifully shown as are the colors, and well...I'm always looking at colors and straining to see interactions there! Great work. Oh, and I also like the way this single Buddha head in this position looks like someone relaxing in a much needed mud-bath in some expensive spa.
lizzibell
great capture...
Ra3vyn
Wow nice shot- looks so peaceful :)
Mad-Mike
Almost looks like a stone relic you would find in Hawaii!! very cool capture of it :-)
mayuan
I'm new here, so I'll stick in my thought humbly (if it's ok)...it's a buddha, and if the shop made it, they imitated the decay of a real ruin...the hair is in those characteristic curls, the ears are elongated from wearing earrings of "worldliness" (and being weighed down by them) (this is typical of most buddhas), the eyes are closed (inwardness) and very sensuous (filled with bliss); and the lips are like "the mango fruit," to say that when one speaks, it should be sweet and blissful. It oozes inwardness and beckons its viewers to peace. I wonder if it isn't a replica. Anyway, it's right for Easter, in a very far-reaching way. And I'm glad to make acquaintance with your gallery with this simple, eloquent picture. Buddha would like it because you caught him in a totally natural place, nature doing its thing and bothering no one...