the best (for sale) Excursion in the desert (remake)

Questa volta in B/W che, senza colori, fa entrare di più nell'anima del tuo messaggio artistico! Le ombre sono importanti quanto le figure in chiaro. In questo viaggio nel deserto della vita, questa piccola comunità sembra muoversi con gioia, senza paura e questo è tutto molto bello! Tutte donne di varie età e condizioni e bambini, un solo maschio che porta sulle sue spalle il bambino più piccolo: è una piccola tribù e lui, il maschio alfa, ne è il capo e il responsabile! E' un vero maschio, un uomo di cui la sua tribù si può fidare! Ciao mio caro Pierre, le tue immagini per me sono come dei sogni da interpretare, dei sogni che tu fai e poi mi regali. Chissà cosa penserai di questa mia interpretazione.

Beautiful creative work, looks great in B&W. Well done Pierre!

Best regards.

Patrick

Il mio caro amico!

Il tuo commento è il più realistico, si sta parlando di quello che si sta guardando, non provi di trovare qualche significato nascosto, qualcosa di più fantasioso, tu descrive solo ciò che si vede e spiegare ciò che ogni dettaglio dice a tu! Miglior critica fino ad ora su questa immagine!

Mille grazie!

Pietro il grato

Welcome Patrick, long time no see, my friend!

B&W is because they were wearing very non fitting colors clothing! Colors and patterns... it is possible to resolve in one touch of a button and I did it!

Thank you for your visit and comment!

PDE

I really like this one as it  grabs your attention right away. It is the kind of image that would  cause one to walk across a room for closer viewing. The detail and the shadows are beautiful. Congratulations!

Welcome Garry!

Well described and explained your feelings about this image!

Thank you for your visit and nice comment!

PDE

This must be the rest of the family looking for their relative in the first photo.  I'm afraid they're all going to get heat stroke! 

Except the lizard.

It didn't occur to me, Alan!

I rather look at them as someone who is going to Picnic! Very relaxed and in a good mood company! They don't fear the sunlight, the heat and the deserted area, they are just walking very well tempered!

Thank you for your witty comment, Alan!

PDE

Great picture!

With humans every excursion is an incursion!

Well said, Ranga!

Thank you for your visit and nice philosophic comment, my friend!

PDE

Looks to be a nice multi-generational catholic family and a nun to make sure they don't even think about birth control. Or as they say down at the church... LETS BREED!

-r-

great effect in black and white!

The nun is the only real innovation on this remake, Raymond!

Thank you for your witty comment!

PDE

Maria,

The black and white was inevitable solution cause they have non fitting clothing colors and patterns, as I said once already above!

Thank you for your visit and kind comment!

PDE

For me this colorless Desert variant looks really more optimistic than the Loner in the Desert, Pierre. Kids always create more positive feelings. Heavy but excellent work with shadows – tonality is great. Best Regards.

Evgeni,

I don't know why many people look on the "Loner in the desert" like a story of some desperate man lost in the desert! It looks to me that the loner is absolutely careless and he whole picture looks to me even funny and this one is jolly!

Thank you very much for your contribution to the critique of this image!

PDE

Inventive and fun, well done.  And that rhymes too.  Thanks for your recent comments. I really appreciate them.   Stay warm my friend,  winter is being really serious this year, cold and a ton of snow.   rek

I love the choice of black and white in this one Pierre .. it evens out the differences between age and sex, it also mellows time and space. We have discussed our journeys before, one is never alone, the past and present always accompany us, as do others that our related to our goals.

The image brings to mind an old ethnic parable from a millenium ago, I do hope no one takes offense as most certainly it is not meant in that light .. "woman is the camel on which man rides across the desert of his life".   In this case, it is the children that advance with the support of their elders, some our fortunate to have that guidance, others not.

An interesting image once again Pierre, bravo.

I really appreciated what Garry Barker said. It is very 'fetching' Pierre, and worthy of the attention and appreciation it is receiving!!!

Thank you for your poetry, Richard!

Yes, I also saw snow once or twice this winter, the day before yesterday my thermometer on the balcony showed 22C!

PDE

Very interesting view you have, John!

About the camel I agree 100%! But, maybe it was meant for throughout the history, today everything is so different from yesterday, marriages don't last long, the camel won't take her burden anymore or the other part doesn't appreciate the role of the camel...

Thank you for your visit and interesting comment, John!

PDE

Dear Gail,

I don't think I quite understood what you wanted to say?! The "receiving" made me be confused!

Thank you for your visit and comment

PDE

Fascinating and impressive, creative art work. Pierre, if Homer lived our time, perhaps he would have used the same medium as yours.  Excellent work.

Welcome Bachir,

No doubt he would, my friend! Clairvoyant I would have been if I lived in his time, just like him, you know what I mean, a backward prophet! Ah, my English! Can't say what I want to say!

Thank you for your original thought! And, first of all for your sincere compliments for this image!

PDE

Hi Pierre,

  Wow...only you could create such an amazing b/w image.  Great work as always.  Take care, Patsy