19 thoughts on “Seeing pairs in art and nature: LAPC”
Here on Kiawah we have an Avocet Lane but I’d never seen the bird until your post. What a beautiful creature. Loved your choices this week especially the two octopi and the rattles.
Thanks, Tina! Avocets are such elegant birds. Glad you liked the octopi and rattles. I just took the rattle picture at the museum a couple of days ago. It’s part of an exhibit about Sasquatch.
Yes, and yellow ones relatively less common – these are beautifully lit too!
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I love the two art pieces, both with horns in them. The first looked so real I thought you had somehow been there and managed to catch them in the middle of the fight. Although I suppose if it was live it would have been loud and terrifying, and this was a silent battle. On the same theme I have seen mummers clashing horns in the winter solstice ritual and I felt taken back to another more primeval time. I suspect those horn rattles would evoke a similar eerie feeling.
Beautiful pairs! I love the Avocet one, they look like they could be dancing, so perfectly aligned. The mural is my favourite, the colours and style are just wonderful.
Here on Kiawah we have an Avocet Lane but I’d never seen the bird until your post. What a beautiful creature. Loved your choices this week especially the two octopi and the rattles.
Thanks, Tina! Avocets are such elegant birds. Glad you liked the octopi and rattles. I just took the rattle picture at the museum a couple of days ago. It’s part of an exhibit about Sasquatch.
Great pairs Siobhan! I liked the murals. Perfect placement.
Thanks, Anne! I loved the bold color in that mural.
Beautifully expressed and some lovely pairs! My favourites are the waterlilies and the octopus mural 🙂
Thanks, Sarah! The octopus mural was one my favorite murals I’ve ever seen. Waterlilies are such beautiful plants, aren’t they?
Yes, and yellow ones relatively less common – these are beautifully lit too!
I love the two art pieces, both with horns in them. The first looked so real I thought you had somehow been there and managed to catch them in the middle of the fight. Although I suppose if it was live it would have been loud and terrifying, and this was a silent battle. On the same theme I have seen mummers clashing horns in the winter solstice ritual and I felt taken back to another more primeval time. I suspect those horn rattles would evoke a similar eerie feeling.
Thanks so much! Yes, the sculpture is very realistic looking. The antler rattles were my favorite piece in the exhibit at the High Desert Museum.
This is a wonderful post, Siobhan. I really liked your examples. The photos are beautiful.
Thank you, Egidio! I put that post together really fast so I’m glad you liked it.
Beautiful pairings, Siobhan. I wouldn’t have guessed at first glance that those bulls are frozen in pose. 🙂
Thanks, John! Yeah, those elk look so real.
Great photos. Colorful octopi!!
Thanks, John! Yeah, the color on the octopus mural was great!
Beautiful pairs! I love the Avocet one, they look like they could be dancing, so perfectly aligned. The mural is my favourite, the colours and style are just wonderful.
Thanks, Sofia! I love avocets. The mural picture was popular on this post. It’s a beautiful work of art. 🙂
Beautiful pairs! I had to look up “Avocet” – lovely birds.
Thanks, Ann-Christine! Avocets are lovely birds.