Medieval feet

We visited Brecon cathedral and saw these effigies of a lord and lady. Their faces were quite worn away over time but their feet were perfectly preserved.
I really liked the swirls of their stonework robes.

[Milanie]

Definitely not something you see everyday - cool shot

[Kim Silcock]

I recognise those feet! Live near Brecon and have admired them when visiting the cathedral. Lovely shot.

[Diana]

Such an amazing capture, something totally new to me.

[Sh]

Good shot

[Fisher Family]

I've taken quite a few photos of effigies, but never from this pov. What a great idea - fav!

Ian

[Margaret Brown]

Great POV and capture

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Great pov FAV!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

how odd!

[Kate]

Nice POV to show the feet and folds of their robes

[Peter Dulis]

LOL-lovely capture

[Babs]

I suppose their feet would look less worn as they don't look as though they have been walking around for a while.

[Shutterbug]

Love the textures and pov in your shot and the details in the effigies, like those folds you included in the photograph. I also like the lighting and textures on the far wall.

[Dione Giorgio]

The swirls on the robe of the one on the right look like serpents. Like the angle of your shot.

[bkb in the city]

Very interesting

[Delboy79]

Makes their feet look quite large

[Lesley]

I never think to look at the feet. This has definitely changed my future perspective. Fabulous spot and capture

[Nina Ganci]

the patterns are surreal - interesting pov

[Bri]

Great POV