Friday Photography

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Spider a glorious, large and slightly creepy spider sculpture made of bronze, stainless steel and marble by French artist Louise Bourgeois named Maman outside the Museum of Art in Ottawa, Canada. This photograph was taken way back in 2011 when D was just 14 months old. You can read more about our trip and the best breakfast ever here


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Comments

  1. Jane9/19/2014

    haunting! i am actually terrified of spiders and there seems to be a lot of them hanging out around our home! eep! this sculpture will certainly give me the chills! :)

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  2. Pumpkin Delight (Kimberly)9/20/2014

    Oh wow! That's really interesting.
    A few weeks ago I was in Seattle and painted on top of one of the art galleries (seen from the Space Needle) was two very large spiders. They looked like sculptures like this though...they were painted to have a 3-D quality. I'm not a fan of spiders, but they make for great art!

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  3. Dania @ Always Dania9/21/2014

    I love this so much! It's abstract and awesome.

    www.alwaysdania.com

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  4. Midnight Cowgirl9/21/2014

    Oo, creepy!

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  5. Annie Cholewa9/21/2014

    What a fascinating image ... I really like the angle you chose to shoot from.

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  6. sonia // daring coco9/22/2014

    Eeeee! I hate spiders, HATE. Real, dead or the artistic kind, they all freak me out. ;op

    Sxx
    www.daringcoco.com

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