Edward Delaney’s “Famine”
The Great Hunger was a period of mass starvation, disease, and emigration
in Ireland between 1845 and 1852.
this image is being submitted in response to Lost in Translation’s photo challenge
black & white sunday: traces of the past
a meditative journey 
Great picture…
I wonder if more famines await us
thanks Rajiv…I’m think the word today has multiple locations of famine…Africa, Middle East, North Korea…caused by war, religious intolerance, political posturing, and economic gain
true. This is very true indeed
Marvelous photo Brenda, I love the deeper contrasts in the sculpture (which is amazing too) compared with the background stonework.
Thank you…so glad you like the way I edited this image…I thought that the darker contrast brought out the statue…sorta making a nonverbal statement…”traces of the past” in today’s world.
Was this captured in College Green, opposite Trinity College in Dublin? Your photo gives it more texture than it already has. I love it.
Thanks Paula…my memory tells me that this piece of work is located in Stephen’s Green.
Well captured and B&W suits the image well.
Isadora 😎
http://isadoraartandphotography.com/2016/09/18/quilting-bee-traces-of-the-past/