"The Postman" (yes, that really is the name of the sculpture) standing in front of the neoclassical building of the Philippine Postal Corporation's headquarters.
"The Postman" (yes, that really is the name of the sculpture) standing in front of the neoclassical building of the Philippine Postal Corporation's headquarters.
I hope he always delivers.
ReplyDeleteThe building is wonderful, so beautiful angle in this picture, very well captured!
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An unlikely juxtatpostiion that brought a smile to «Louis'» face!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if your postal service is in financial trouble as ours is? Interesting angle for the photo, but I certainly always look up to our mailmen who work through all kinds of weather!!
ReplyDeleteOh, great composition. Love the sculpture, too...caught in action of delivering the mail.
ReplyDeleteImpressive building.
Re your question: Nope. No plane. Never did learn to fly. Probably wouldn't have made a good pilot as I don't like heights!
yesterday we learned that after august we will no longer have mail delivery on saturdays. i love mail. i'm sorry to see this change but it is inevitable with so many communicating via the internet these days.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit to my blog. Glad to re-connect with Daily Photo Blogger again as I have not being consistent in my posting.
ReplyDeleteOur postal service will also not work on Sat. But on weekdays, the post offices in malls will stay open till 10pm. That's a blessing for working people like us who can't afford to wait long in the queue during our one-hour lunch break.
This is a great perspective of The Postman.
ReplyDeleteI like the angle you chose to take this photo from. At first glance, I thought the postman was real. :)
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