Vigeland Babies

The Vigeland Park is apparently the world's largest sculpture park made by a single artist. There are more than 200 of Gustav Vigeland's sculptures in the park, and I believe they all focus on the human form. The park was completed between 1939 and 1949.I had a great couple of hours wandering around there, and have just chosen a couple of images to post - another one on the Odds and Sods Album if you're interested.

[Jeannine]

I love the grainy feel of this, it brings out the details in the sculpture.

[Taffy]

I like the tones and focal point. It looks like such an interesting sculpture.

[Simply Amanda]

This one is playful.

[Peter Day]

A very interesting place to be

[Bep]

Beautiful. My daughter and her family visited Vigeland park last summer. They enjoyed it!

[Robert Barr]

Very cool sculpture. It is the kind that can absorb your thoughts for awhile.

[HelenM]

Slightly disturbing sculpture. Great shot

[Kathy]

Too realistic! Not sure I care for this piece of art, but you've captured it well. The light and shadows bring out the human forms.

[Catherine P]

Fantastic composition

[Alison Roberts]

Like the DOF you've used and, as with buildings, the sculpture looks great in B&W

[Dawn]

A very interesting sculpture

[Denise (lyndemc)]

Intriguing piece. I'm going to guess that's snow on the top. Thinking that's what it is, it appears these kids are having a ball in the snow.

[Gayle]

Wonderful capture of this intriguing sculpture! As Jeannine commented . . . I like the grainy feel of the image. :-)