HECANTONCHIRES by sangwann

HECANTONCHIRES

According to Greek mythology, Hecantonchires were three giants, each of them had 50 heads and 50 arms protruding from each shoulder. Do you see the head with the large eye?
This vine tree looked like one of them during my Mġarr walk. Actually there were many other vine trees resting through the Winter days but this was closest to the rubble wall along the road. Played with the colour tones in b&w in this shot.
Thank you very much for your views, your comments and the fav's.
The stone hedges are a great background. I do like to hear about the history!
February 20th, 2022  
Great monochrome and thanks for the myth.
February 20th, 2022  
Interesting narrative! Yes I can see monsters here now!
February 20th, 2022  
wonderful narrative and image :)
February 20th, 2022  
Oh that is perfect! I can see it too
February 20th, 2022  
Great story an narrative .and yes I can see it too .
February 20th, 2022  
Wonderful capture
February 20th, 2022  
Lovely capture fv!
February 20th, 2022  
nice capture
February 20th, 2022  
Great information and capture.
February 20th, 2022  
Nice find and presentation
February 20th, 2022  
Wonderful old vines. You can see so many shapes and faces here.
February 20th, 2022  
Great find and capture...neat shapes and textures
February 20th, 2022  
I see it, well spotted.
February 20th, 2022  
I do see it. This is so interesting.
February 20th, 2022  
I think I would find life very awkward if I had that many heads and arms! Though having eyes in the back of my head could be useful sometimes...
February 20th, 2022  
Love this image! I like the gnarled vines against the wall and the subtle touch of color. Fav.
February 20th, 2022  
A super shot of this strange creature!

Ian
February 20th, 2022  
Great narrative & I can see why you saw them as you did!
February 20th, 2022  
Beasties bursting out; inspiration for a science fiction / horror story. But, a lovely picture.
February 20th, 2022  
Wow they look exactly like the giants with their arms all over the place!
February 20th, 2022  
Great find and capture to the tale. Fav.
February 20th, 2022  
I like how you have processed this Dione, it looks really good
February 21st, 2022  
Very cool vine tree!
February 21st, 2022  
Wonderful capture...
February 23rd, 2022  
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