Boundary

Tones for this composition and detail are amazing. Very nice concept.

See! This is why you have been called a cubist ;)

(The one that breaks the order at right irritates me, by the way!).

Thanks for the comments on this picture.

Gunnar - The precision of your work and the care you take with your pictures has forced me to be more exacting when presenting my own work. Thank you for your inspiration.

Bulent - I find your recent work very interesting. As a photographer, you seem to be increasingly working from the inside out rather from the outside in. Very subtle stuff and I'm afraid the kind of work that leaves a good portion of the rushing crowd behind.

It caught my eye immediately.  It's simple and the tones are great, light great And the title is fitting.  Well done! j

I have this vision of some oversize cockroach pacing back and forth, trying to discover the route to freedom. I know just how he feels.

Somehow I missed this one earlier today (had to hurry then). Looks like you brought us to this scene once again. Maybe it's just me seeing familiar elements presented on your Contemporary Museum of Natural History photo. That orange base disk has been repositioned since your previous visit. Please don't brake this illusion by telling there are as many base disks as cones around you. ;-)

I have a gut feeling we will seen more goodies shot here, don't we?

I'm convinced that nothing good would come from stepping over that line.