Welcome on JoAnn's Skywatch Friday
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Seen in BELGIUM-LEUVEN (LOUVAIN)
Always look at the SKY than your might see other "things" than expected....
This I saw in the SKY in Belgium/Leuven, a typical art almost: "FLY In The Sky" ?
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Look at this fly's at different ways,: turn around and around, just looking at the sky....
......And this beatiful Fly is "for ever & always" looking at the sky.......
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Look at this fly's at different ways,: turn around and around, just looking at the sky....
......And this beatiful Fly is "for ever & always" looking at the sky.......And:" be good for the alive animals" , they deserve to be treated well!
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Happy Skywatch FRIDAY - and enjoy your weekend!
Soon more views, seen on my trip to Belgium.....
With compliments from (c) 'JoAnn's digital eyes Holland'
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39 comments:
strange artwork for me, but excellent shots I have to say
very strange art, great perspective.
What a kick... It's difficult to get a handle on the actual size, but I bet it was HUGE...
Heel apart, en mooi samengevat met je foto's, bleef kijken hoe en wat.
Tja je moet het maar tegenkomen en zien toch ?
Brian
Cool! :)
Fantastic! :)))
I have to find a CD with Robbie right now and listen to him while blogging.... ;)
I`m in the mood for that. ;)
Have a nice weekend! :)
Ida
Well, seeing this I thought ... ops, someone killed a bug ... but then I got relaxed when I read what you said ... it's only art!
May I say, art are your photos.
This is great.. I love it when one of us postes something like this.. it must get a few good comments.. I will be back to read them.. thanks for posting this today.. love it.
Thanks, thanks for the compliments ,
I like all of your photo's on your indidividual blogs, so may I say here that I visit all of your indidvidual blogs? And Yes "Quint" Art photography is my favorite style, you're right about that:)
have a good skywatch everyone, enjoy your weekend:)
JoAnn
Love the bug pictures and guess who sat next to me on the bus back from my kids school at night. A tourist from Leuven.
Hope you are fine dear Joann
what a great artwork and nice capture from you
Will you visit mine Thanks
Interesting as to why they would put that there.
That was quite an adventure. At first I thought it was a flower bud of some sort! I moved beyond my expectations to see one amazing bug, thanks to you!
A belgian endive... awesome Jo Ann! Have a great weekend! I haven't been around for a while, will check your other posts. Take care
Wild art, great photos!!
Interesting photos!
I bet they really hate flies in Belgium. It's an interesting way to demonstrate it. :P Nice photos anyway.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Alexander
Alex's World! - http://www.kakinan.com/alex
Very cool, great shots!
...WOW that is one awesome Fly… great shots
This was a delightful series of shots! They made me smile. I enjoyed the artwork and the quality of your photos. Very nice sky watch!
Hallo,this is really something else,great shots!
For sky watch Friday personally him I find... barbarian for spectacle. I cannot they occupy that all they see something good on this photograph. But I cannot occupy that a woman can do such something !
Indeed, very unexpected and different! What size?
Hi JoAnn. Beautiful shots!
Sorry for this short visit, but I just wanted to say thanks for your comments on my blog. This weekend, I’m going to take a musical break, and next week I’ll make a very short trip, crossing South Atlantic. I’ll try to catch up with your posts as soon as possible. Meanwhile, leave you with some chocolate champagne truffles at Blogtrotter.
Have a lovely weekend and an excellent week!
Gil
I must admit I have never seen anything like this before! This is truly unique and a really cool post.
Hope to see your critter photo for Camera-Critters this weekend.
very neat but i have never seen one that color
Wow, the fly art is beautiful and interesting. Am glad you are enjoying your trip in Belgium. Have a nice weekend. :)
Mooie fotos's; ik zie dat je al verschillende plaatsen bezocht hebt in Belgie waar ik woon.
Leuven is inderdaad een mooie stad; de universiteitstad van Belgie.
Take also a visit to my blog for postings about Leuven : http://traveldestinations-worldwide.blogspot.com/search/label/Leuven
Great shot of the beetle.
Great photo. Fun shot.
Good choice.
Have a great weekend,
Troy and Martha
This is a different perspective on sky watch. Excellent detail.
thanks for the compliments,
for some of the persons with questions 'about the SIZE of this "fly" in the sky', I am not absolutely sure, because it was high up in the sky ( I am not kidding here!) so.....
I can only quess like you do, maybe its as big as I have shown you on the enlarged photo on my blog? But how big would that be in reality? Question, sorry no answer:)
So for me a question I HONESTLY CANNOT ANSWER BECAUSE I REALLY DO NOT NOW the answer.
Have a creative weekend everyone:)
This is breath taking - what beauty art picture - your an artist behind the camera!
Wishing you a great end to your week :-)
Hi Joann
Ik hoop dat we ze niet zo groot krijgen deze zomer. haha.
Leuke skywatch, prettig weekend!!!
It's a little bit like aliens, isn't it? Great artwork though.
Middle Ditch thirteen is posted, Enjoy.
I'd be curious to know the size of this bug! I see you are enjoying travelling around our neighbouring countries!
what a hilarious piece 0f art...was it near a city or out in the middle of no-where, just put there to grab yur attention....?
How funny, these studies of the fly!
Thanks for the compliments ,
;) I am really flattered and I am going again "on the road" with my camera for some more travelling...
thanks for your interest...
JoAnn,
Did you know that there is a room in the Brussels Royal Palace that is covered in green insect wings? I wonder if this is related. You can see it at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Fabre.
We saw it last year when the palace was open for visitors.
Ken ik goed uiteraard! Jan Fabre!
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