Monkey King Gate

enter Metal monkey kings
Arms curved, crowns atop their heads
Downtown protectors.

see This gate was seen in downtown Indianapolis, found across the street from Monument Circle and Indiana’s State Capitol Building. Yes, I know that the intricate metalwork has a traditional pineapple pattern, but I prefer to imagine it as the monkey king gate. Can you make out the monkeys’ faces, each one with his arms curved over his head, crowns atop each head in the center of each panel?

go What happy monkeys!

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  3. https://thepinkyproject.com/about/ excellent capture, and interesting to realize what might be hiding in architecture 😉
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  4. https://vegaoficial.com/haneke/ I think Monkey King is very fitting – and what a happy monkey he is! Nice capture.

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  6. https://timlarison.com/about/ Love these patterns; the nice tight crop really shows it off well. I must admit I didn’t see the monkey until I read your commentary 😉

  7. click Thanks, everyone. I was pretty amazed that little monkey popped out. I think he slipped me a wink and a sly smile.

  8. lovely abstract!

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