New Orleans Statue The Eyes Of Saint Joseph

Beautiful piece, great POV and composition

Beautiful mood! l/f

Beautiful Michael! l/f

This amazing photograph taken here in New Orleans, LA soon to receive global photographer credits and recognition during a series of You Tube telecast topic on St. Joseph from Spain, I am truly honored and humbled by the recognition....

Poetry pure, excellent realization, well captured, Michael !

Greetings Jack, thank you so much for viewing New Orleans Statue The Eyes Of Saint Joseph it pleases me this photo appeals to you and I appreciate the Fav, Cheers, Michael Hoard

Greetings Lisa, thank you so much for viewing New Orleans Statue The Eyes Of St. Joseph, it pleases me this photo appeals to you and I appreciate the generous comments, Cheers from New Orleans Michael Joseph Hoard

Beautiful capture, would make a lovely work on the wall.

Greetings Cendrine, thank you so much for this feature New Orleans Statue The Eyes of Saint Joseph, in the group Mind Blowing Photography, I sure appreciate this very much, Cheers from New Orleans, Michael Joseph Hoard

was wandering through the District and came across this fabulous piece of art that has been featured on the Home Page Avenue in the Art District group. Congratulations for this accomplishment! You may archive your work in the groups "Feature Archives & Thank You Thread" l.f

Greetings Lisa, thank you so much for viewing New Orleans Statue The Eyes Of Saint Joseph, it pleases me and settles my mind I am not the only individual who noticed the marble statue has a unique human like characteristics, especially the right eye of the statue. When I returned home did I not make the discovery, I took various angles full length and side view and did not notice any definitions of the eyes but as you would see in a marble sculpture. Because I like Sepia tone I used it and the marble statues take a complete different appearances as in a lithograph print not a marble statue. I did not do anything to the original photos except use sharpening tool and darkening the Picasa application. I am planning on meeting with the Archbishop of New Orleans and the pastor of St. Joseph Church for them to view this remarkable image. At first thought when I enlarge the image I was having a divine moment of sorts. I keep going back and viewing the photo. I am returning to take more images and closely look at the marble statue which is located in the front garden of the church under palm trees. The facial hair when I use sepia tone or darken to max resembles real human hairs....the moustache and beard......I appreciate very much the generous comment and the L,F,T,P Cheers from New Orleans, Michael Joseph Hoard

This is awesome, Michael!! The leaves look like hair! l/f/t/p

Greetings Ann, thank you so much for the feature of New Orleans Statue The Eyes Of St. Joseph in the group Photography For Fun I sure appreciate this very much, Cheers from New Orleans, Michael Hoard

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Greetings JW, thank you so much for the feature of New Orleans Statue The Eyes Of Saint Joseph in the group Southern Photographers I sure appreciate this very much, Cheers from New Orleans Michael Hoard

Greetings Catherine, thank you so much for viewing New Orleans Statue The Eyes Of Saint Joseph it pleases me this color photograph appeals to you and I appreciate very much the generous comment, Cheers from New Orleans Michael Hoard

Beautiful B&W work.

This amazing and stunning photo is a statue dedicated by a parishioner of St. Joseph Church. The statue sits under palms in a garden located in the front of the church in New Orleans. The photo was taken on the Feast Day of St. Joseph. The eyes of the statue appear to be realistic....