Watercats — me too! But I have to admit they can also be destructive and disease-ridden. I liked the rat temple; good to know that there, at least, they weren't regarded as vermin only.
Patricia, I remember noticing the geometry of this at the time. Thanks!
Anne-Marie, true. As I said to Patricia, it was the shapes that most attracted me. I'm glad the background was distant enough to blur so it's not distracting, too.
Another life at the Karni Mata mandir in Deshnoke, Rajasthan.
I love rats!....
ReplyDeleteThis is such a fabulous design...reminiscent of a Japanese carving!
ReplyDeleteThe way the rat is crouched emphasises the shape of the piece of iron he's sitting on. I like this ... it really draws the eye in.
ReplyDelete[And I'm not a fan of rats.]
Watercats — me too! But I have to admit they can also be destructive and disease-ridden. I liked the rat temple; good to know that there, at least, they weren't regarded as vermin only.
ReplyDeletePatricia, I remember noticing the geometry of this at the time. Thanks!
Anne-Marie, true. As I said to Patricia, it was the shapes that most attracted me. I'm glad the background was distant enough to blur so it's not distracting, too.