Sculpture | Mark Simms Photography

Llanbedrog

A few shots of the colourful beach huts at Llanbedrog and a couple taken from the cliffs above the beach, with the “Iron Man” statue of a Celtic warrior standing guard over the beach and bay below.

© Mark Simms Photography (2021)

Liverpool Mountain

The controversial “Liverpool Mountain” is Swiss-artist Ugo Rondinone’s first public artwork in the UK.

This “love it or hate it” sculpture stands outside the Tate Liverpool on the Royal Albert Dock.

Liverpool Mountain, Liverpool, England, UK

© Mark Simms Photography (2019)

The Kelpies near Falkirk are huge 100ft tall metal sculptures created by Scottish artist Andy Scott. Named after the equine water spirits of ancient Scottish myth (but modelled on two beautiful Clydesdale horses) they rise majestically above the Forth and Clyde Canal and pay homage to the areas industrial and working past.

I’ve wanted to see these for ages, and they lived up to all my expectations:

The Kelpies, Falkirk, Scotland, UK

© Mark Simms Photography (2019)

Woodland Sculpture

© Mark Simms Photography (2015)

Face Of The Sun

Following on from the post yesterday, here is another macro shot of a sculpture hanging in our back garden, but this time of a large sun with a rather cheeky cherub-like face in the middle:

© Mark Simms Photography (2014)

The Green Man

A macro shot of the now rather faded and weathered Green Man sculpture hanging in our back garden:

© Mark Simms Photography (2014)

Chester Cathedral Interior

The following is a small gallery of images that depict the interior of Chester Cathedral:

Water of Life

“The Water of Life” is a sculptural water feature located in the cloister garden of Chester Cathedral. According to Stephen Broadbent, the artist, it “presents the life changing encounter between Jesus and the woman of Samaria, as told in John’s gospel, celebrating the literal and spiritual, life-giving properties of water.”