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Thanks. For me Nike is the Greek Goddess of the sea and namesake of a famous US sports dressing company.
Knowing the local history helps to understand a lot.
Yet I was there for my friends and shooting. Not. Research.
So bare with me if I try to entertain you with many more keepers.
Thanks. For me Nike is the Greek Goddess of the sea and namesake of a famous US sports dressing company.
Knowing the local history helps to understand a lot.
Yet I was there for my friends and shooting. Not. Research.
So bare with me if I try to entertain you with many more keepers.
Please, don't consider my reaction as critics, that's absolutely not my intention.
It's obvious you went there for fun, not research.
Because you showed 3 pictures of the same statue and said "I do react strongly to some of these pictures" I thought some background info about statue and building could make things clear.
Although, the fact that you think Nike is the goddess of the sea is wrong.
In Greek mythology you have several gods of the sea and goddesses of the sea, but Nike ain't one of them.
It's accepted that God of the sea is Poseidon, his wife (goddess of the sea) Amphitrite, she's the mother of Triton.
Well-known names Triton and Poseidon, therefore often seen in combination with ships, rowing associations etc.
A company that makes sportswear, that is fully aimed at victory, can better be named after the goddess of victory instead of the goddess of the sea, mind you the logo of Nike is a stylish "V" which stands for Victory.
Well, never mind, I see you uploaded more nice pictures, especially the one with the model, photographer and assistent, so keep them coming...
No worries, I'll shut up after this:
The 6 statues that you photographed, these statues represent Dutch 'Rechtswissenschaftler' (such as Hugo de Groot) and they stood for almost 200 years for the building of the Supreme Court of The Netherlands. The Supreme Court has moved to the present location where you took the picture, thus also the statues.
Gerard