And the Crowd Goes Wild

There is something intangible here that I really like, Jack.  I am completely at a loss to explain what it is.

 

--Lannie

Hey Jack, 
Marvelous Image this IS. Lonely awaiting a crush of inhabitants.
I sent you an email I have...

Raymond

Thanks for the comments on this one and to tell you the truth I'm a bit disappointed at the lack of response. I guess that's par for the course nowadays. Raymond, I understand the reasons you have fled to Facebook but I may be a little too set in my ways to switch over at this late date.

Impressive in its absences.  Plus, that cone....  Room to breathe.

Jack,  This is an explosive contest between a covered wild beast on the first corner and a skinny scaffold on wheels in the second corner and the red cone referee just about to whistle as the crowd of bikes go wild... very scary indeed!

Hello Jack:

First and foremost, please receive my best regards and best wishes for 2016. As usual, after some days away from PN, I tend to rush to the best possible entrance to a special realm in photography, i.e. your portfolios, where once again I found something interesting and rewarding, challenging to the mind. You have a very special artistry in juxtaposing visual elements, like here, so utterly contrasting yet equally dissoluble. Your photos tend to have me looking once and again for clues, messages, and special characteristics, and every time I look again, I find something more. One could even say that you must have studied this relatively everyday environment for a very long time. Wether you did or not is really not the matter, but the result is! Cheers and all the best.

DG

My God!  What has become of Number 2?  You really ARE the fifth Beatle, Jack, and this is part of your Magical Mystery Tour.