Good old George!!Aloha, mainland-Comfort Spiral
Solitude and status spells the statue...
sadly it seems...Sandi
The intensity of a close up.
great photo...i enjoy reading your blog very much...
Well he's got a satisfied look about him now don't he? Small wonder, the man slept everywhere after all.
Hey Dad, I could use some extra cash and by the way can I borrow the buggy?? tee hee...
that's a powerful statue. happy WW!
Such deep knowing eyes! ;)
He is truly watching.Great shots!
I thought that was george-he is famous...
Great Photo!
The first shot, very powerful!
Excellent, very intense images, Sandy.
Those are really powerful photos ... the color and the angle. Happy WW! Legos and more! http://tinyurl.com/r9b6om
Happy WW! Thanks for sharing this photo :)I only know the face of George Washington is through the US dollar bill :)
The sculptor really captured the essence of being. Happy WW
The gaze is very real, and quite serious.I was probably too young, distracted to notice when I visited Independence Hall.
Or big brother ?? lol ! Nice sculpture !
A fine statue for a fine statesman.
Nicely captured angles, Sandy.
I wonder what he would think of his country now.
This is a truly powerful post Sandy.Great shots and I'm touched straight to my heart.He IS watching. Just so you know.Anna
Very nice captures. Well done.Have a wonderful Wordless Wednesday.
Nice shot! Happy WW! mine is up too.
Great shots.
Love your caption with these great photos! So much history in Philadelphia!http://blondesherry.blogspot.com/2009/08/ww-sunset-at-beach.html
Interesting shots of facial expression especially!I also left a comment below -- didn't realize I had missed one.
Sandy this is very cool, I love closeups so I enjoyed seeing the details!
Look at the folds in his jacket and waistcoat. Really nice pictures, Sandy.
very cool shot
Woohoo! A truly great Wordless posting! Thanks for sharing.
Nice sepia tones!Yep, and we plebs continue to make it easier for dad to watch us too.
Nice shots of a beautiful statue. The detail in the close-up is incredible.
Sandy: If he was watching I'm sure he is saying "I started this?"
Serene as he stands..In silence, he speaks the future of the country..Nice snap...great angle chosen for the solitude to yell in cries..:)Beautiful!!
He does look like he is watching-wonder if he's happy with what he sees?
Splendid,your WW here statues more than words can tell;-))
I just have to visit Phillie one of these days. I adore history.I really like the close up shot of the statue face, nice job.
Great looking pictures!
Nice choice of this week WW. Have a great day!Cheers,Nita
nice capture...i must be doing something wrong he seems to be staring...
Thank you so much for your kind words at my place. They mean a great deal to me. You inspire me; keep doing what you're doing.
You don't need words with photos like that Thanks
Great title. I guess I better behave.
Somehow, the title of your post and the first photo made me smile.
Thanks for being here.
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Good old George!!
ReplyDeleteAloha, mainland-
Comfort Spiral
Solitude and status spells the statue...
ReplyDeletesadly it seems...
ReplyDeleteSandi
The intensity of a close up.
ReplyDeletegreat photo...
ReplyDeletei enjoy reading your blog very much...
Well he's got a satisfied look about him now don't he? Small wonder, the man slept everywhere after all.
ReplyDeleteHey Dad, I could use some extra cash and by the way can I borrow the buggy?? tee hee...
ReplyDeletethat's a powerful statue. happy WW!
ReplyDeleteSuch deep knowing eyes! ;)
ReplyDeleteHe is truly watching.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots!
I thought that was george-he is famous...
ReplyDeleteGreat Photo!
ReplyDeleteThe first shot, very powerful!
ReplyDeleteExcellent, very intense images, Sandy.
ReplyDeleteThose are really powerful photos ... the color and the angle.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW! Legos and more! http://tinyurl.com/r9b6om
Happy WW! Thanks for sharing this photo :)
ReplyDeleteI only know the face of George Washington is through the US dollar bill :)
The sculptor really captured the essence of being. Happy WW
ReplyDeleteThe gaze is very real, and quite serious.
ReplyDeleteI was probably too young, distracted to notice when I visited Independence Hall.
Or big brother ?? lol ! Nice sculpture !
ReplyDeleteA fine statue for a fine statesman.
ReplyDeleteNicely captured angles, Sandy.
ReplyDeleteI wonder what he would think of his country now.
ReplyDeleteThis is a truly powerful post Sandy.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots and I'm touched straight to my heart.
He IS watching. Just so you know.
Anna
Very nice captures. Well done.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Wordless Wednesday.
Nice shot! Happy WW! mine is up too.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots.
ReplyDeleteLove your caption with these great photos! So much history in Philadelphia!
ReplyDeletehttp://blondesherry.blogspot.com/2009/08/ww-sunset-at-beach.html
Interesting shots of facial expression especially!
ReplyDeleteI also left a comment below -- didn't realize I had missed one.
Sandy this is very cool, I love closeups so I enjoyed seeing the details!
ReplyDeleteLook at the folds in his jacket and waistcoat. Really nice pictures, Sandy.
ReplyDeletevery cool shot
ReplyDeleteWoohoo! A truly great Wordless posting! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteNice sepia tones!
ReplyDeleteYep, and we plebs continue to make it easier for dad to watch us too.
Nice shots of a beautiful statue. The detail in the close-up is incredible.
ReplyDeleteSandy: If he was watching I'm sure he is saying "I started this?"
ReplyDeleteSerene as he stands..
ReplyDeleteIn silence, he speaks the future of the country..
Nice snap...great angle chosen for the solitude to yell in cries..:)
Beautiful!!
He does look like he is watching-wonder if he's happy with what he sees?
ReplyDeleteSplendid,
ReplyDeleteyour WW here statues more than words can tell;-))
I just have to visit Phillie one of these days. I adore history.
ReplyDeleteI really like the close up shot of the statue face, nice job.
Great looking pictures!
ReplyDeleteNice choice of this week WW. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Nita
nice capture...i must be doing something wrong he seems to be staring...
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your kind words at my place. They mean a great deal to me.
ReplyDeleteYou inspire me; keep doing what you're doing.
You don't need words with photos like that Thanks
ReplyDeleteGreat title. I guess I better behave.
ReplyDeleteSomehow, the title of your post and the first photo made me smile.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being here.