Chiseled Features

A wooden carved statue my hysband brought home from a tour of duty in Korea over half a century ago. For the last low key accenting black of the month

[Ann H. LeFevre]

This is a great low key shot- I really like how the figure mysteriously emerges from the dark back ground. Well done!!

[Leslie]

It looks like a real person. I really like where you placed him in the shot.

[Maggiemae]

Chiseled is a good word if it is a wood carving! Your slow speed seems to help the low-key!

[Lou Ann]

It’s very Asian and so low key I could barely see it! Great for the challenge. Isn’t it interesting that we’ve lived long enough to have events in our life that were 50 years ago?! 😊

[Terri]

Wonderful statue. He does look very mysterious in the darkness..

[Diana]

This is so stunning Katy, I love the figure and the way you captured it.

[Susan Wakely]

Interesting looking figure.

[Esther Rosenberg]

Well done on your calendar.

[Lin]

Wonderful - superb lighting and composition

[Gail Lambert]

Oooh inspiring me to try some similar shots! Love it

[katy]

@olivetreeann thank you so much for such positive support! I’m really happy you like it.
@lesip I’m not sure why you think it looks like a real person. Maybe it doesn’t for me because I know it’s not? Thanks Leslie
@maggiemae I think it was a handcarved piece. Thank you for that positive comment
@louannwarren I think it shows up darker on the screen than when I took it. I’m not sure how I could change that. Yes it is interesting that 50 years ago doesn’t seem that long ago until I say the number!
@madamelucy thank you so much Terri i’m glad you like it
@ludwigsdiana that’s really very generous of you Diana. I really appreciate that

[katy]

@wakelys thanks so much Sue
@dutchothotmailcom how nice of you to notice and to let me know Esther.
@linnypinny I am so happy you think so, Lin. Thanks bunches
@gaillambert I am so excited to think that I have inspired you. I’m also very happy that you decided to follow me thank you so much.