Bird’s Eye Point of View
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Nice shot, Chimatli. The bright background serves to make the live bird seem as if it’s part of the simulacrum, thereby being an insubstantial form itself, a semblance of what is a bird on a bird. My query is substantially just how much bird poo is visible from another view? A substantial amount I’m betting. Nonetheless I like the dichotomy (or is it blending?) of life and sculpture, nice.