Photo Hunt...Sunday

Yes, I know it's Sunday. I actually cleaned house yesterday. I needed to do that more than post this.

Anyway, this week's theme is: Funky. I took this photo in San Diego in February of this year. All along the waterfront are sculptures by various artists; this one was my favorite because it was so colorful and, well, funky! I use this as my desktop photo quite often; I love it that much.

Comments

[Rach (Heart of Rachel)]

That's lovely! I like the translucent colors. It's unique and funky. Thanks for the visit.

[meeyauw]

That is such an unusual sculpture. There is color and lightness; the background color of the photo sets it off beautifully.

[Mark]

Hi , thanks for the visit, yes it was done in photoshop, i also use elements 4.
I bet that the sculptures look great along the beach front and i can appreciate why you like this one.

Cheers Mark

[tinylondon]

I would not have been able to pass this either, without taking a picture. I love coming across that kind of thing in unexpected places.

[ladynred]

looks nice!

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