Sunday in the park. It's happening in Iasi, Romania. The park is called Copou and is famous and sought after by locals and tourists. I spent many pleasant days there with my wife and friends.
The park is made for walking and playing, which first caught my attention when I arrived. A little girl was playing, actually hiding behind a strange bench.
A special design and a good idea, even kinetic, as long as the impression is that the bench is like a small waterfall, where the lines flow.
Surely, this bench is an excellent attraction for children, a good place to play and be entertained. I didn't come to the park with children, but I came with someone who is childlike in the good sense of the word: our wife and good friend.
What do children do when they are at the park and not playing?
They always want to buy something...
The ladies who are with me want the same thing!
Once our cravings were satisfied, we could start the walk we came to the park for, but that walk was short.
We met the Silver Stag. I had never seen him before that day.
The silver stag was made of aluminum. Aluminum sheet molded into a kind of sculpture.
An allegory I didn't understand. A deer is leaning against a man. Why? I can't figure it out, and my lack of imagination makes it more challenging.
Whatever it means, it represents something sad for me. When I look at this statue, I feel miserable. I'm sorry I don't know why.
The walks also have a purpose, a finality; for us, this is the Botanical Garden.
The famous Botanical Garden in Iasi is the oldest, the largest, and, in my opinion, the most beautiful in Romania.
This is where I stop; I think the flowers in the garden deserve some color.
This story was an excuse to try a few more conversions from color to black and white. It is an exercise and a training, and I enjoy doing that.
