This blog is to showcase some of the photo's I've taken, the pictures can be from my archive of many years or taken recently. They are from where I live and the various places I have been. I hope Enjoy my work and come back to visit again
Last of my murals from Glastonbury and one I came across on my last day at the town, It's along an ally which runs past the church which is why I could only take the photo from this angle. Beats me the meaning.
Funny picture! And there is so many details in it, I wonder if there is a message. Save the bies, or save the honey, or the quite opposite...It's hard to know, but great to watch!
Hari OM This is a top mural Bill. May I share an insight? There is an old sanskrit story about the fool who would not listen to his elder (guru) about the correct way to chop out the flaws in his character. If you are going to improve yourself you have to work from the bottom up. Trying to fastrack by chopping off the "lighter branches" (such as giving up a favourite food) is mere tokenism. Healthy yes, but really not a major shift in spiritual progression. If we keep doing this, it is as if we were sitting on the branches ourselves and we always end up back where we started - at the beginning... or the bottom of the tree in this case!
That's the abridged version, but it may help. Interesting you found it close to the church! YAM xx
32 comments:
Now that's funny. It put a smile on my face.
It did woith me when I realised he was sat on the side he was sawing off
There is so much talent around. i wonder how long it took the artist to paint that on the wall. Talented and humourous.
Funny picture! And there is so many details in it, I wonder if there is a message. Save the bies, or save the honey, or the quite opposite...It's hard to know, but great to watch!
Funny, even if we don't know the intended meaning. Thanks for giving a smile on a stormy Monday morning.
There is, I hate it when you get numpties placeing their tags over them as if they have a right to and defaceing some one elses art
I wonder but I can't figure it out
You not wrong there, wind and horizontal rain at the moment
Hi Bill...
that´s so cool !! Great :)
Best regards
I like it, even though I have no idea what it means! ☺
Cheers Timur
You know what nither do I but I like it.
I too cannot figure it out. Makes one think tho. Thanks for visiting my steamboat.
No problem, at least I can understand the steamboat one, good blog you have as well
Great shot although I haven't a clue to its meaning. :)
Quite odd but cute. I .like the wee shadow of the creature!
I'm glad someone else feels that way as well, thank you
So do I but what of the second shadow above
a bit like riding a barrel headed ostrich - i too like the wee shadows
A different view of it I would not have thought of
It's interesting all right, but makes me feel ignorant, like I just don't quite get the joke,
Nor do I so your not alone
Hari OM
This is a top mural Bill. May I share an insight? There is an old sanskrit story about the fool who would not listen to his elder (guru) about the correct way to chop out the flaws in his character. If you are going to improve yourself you have to work from the bottom up. Trying to fastrack by chopping off the "lighter branches" (such as giving up a favourite food) is mere tokenism. Healthy yes, but really not a major shift in spiritual progression. If we keep doing this, it is as if we were sitting on the branches ourselves and we always end up back where we started - at the beginning... or the bottom of the tree in this case!
That's the abridged version, but it may help. Interesting you found it close to the church! YAM xx
Could well be what this person was thinking so it does make sence
A SMILE all the way from me in STAVANGER:)
Welcome, thanks for coming by come back again. I did like Oda.
What a funny painting and a wonderful photo too. Great !
Best regards, Synnöve
Made me smile when I saw it, had to get a photo
Funny photo, Bill!
Greetings, RW & SK
That is fun!!!!
Many Thanks
I though so too
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