Real and posed faces in Brussels, Belgium.   📸
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That guy looks very cool lol
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Is it art of begging or art of modern life of the lost.???????
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Good question. 🙂
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That is so clever. Well done!
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This living statues are to be found all across Europe these days! Nice capture
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I didn’t know they were referred to as ‘living statues’ so thank you for that info. 🙂 They truly are amazing.
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They are….and very surprising when they suddenly and unexpectedly move😆💕
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Wow. I couldn’t stand still that long!
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I like the real face on the Brussels man but the silver and gold silent statues were stunning, Judy. Hapy week to you!
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Judy, I’m always in awe of these performers. I couldn’t stay that still, for love or money 😊
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I saw living statues for the first time in downtown Chicago.
Absolutely fascinating! Couldn’t pull myself away! The ones I saw were more “normal.” These have a quality that give you pause about the intended message.
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Wonderful shot! Very, very striking.
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‘Statues’ want some money and the guy hurries on his business. Well done Judy!
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GOOD ONE!
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These guys can be so scary when you think they are a statue and then they move.
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That is the truth for sure. 🙂
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Whenever I see those living statues with all that paint type make up, all I can think of is what it’s doing to their skin! Must be a bear to scrub off.
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Great picture! I didn’t know they were called living statues either but I saw them once at the museum and they are amazing!
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