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Fascinating image. I Woolf like to know more about it's origins.

This picture is just too indeterminate for me to really like it. It's eye-catching, but lacks any focus, to my eye.

 

However, if I take just the slightest whiff of something interesting that I do get from it, and inflate that hint into what might have been, here's what I might be seeing:

 

The two black things on either side remind me a little bit of bridled horses, which in turn reminds me of Roman or Greek paintings and sculptures where you see a servant standing in front of and trying desperately to control two magnificent plunging bridled steeds.

 

In our case, here, however, we find, not horses, but machines, monstrous, looming and about to slingshot the man out of all control.

Reminds me of the "Crazy Moving Art" by Jean Tinguely that I saw at the Amsterdam modern art museum (Stedilijk). The wall shadows were similar.

Could it be a photo of an art exhibit?

John,

Thank You for a 'nice' comment...

I wouldn't like to use any other words,

This photo isn't any kind of' photo of an art exhibit'

ZT,

I find the image intriguing, since it is in black and white, literally. The man appears to be holding on to a ring for dear life with one hand, while giving the "horns" sign with the other. Perhaps he's addressing a rally of University Texas fans. Many possible interpretations?

Great effect and frame, well captured.

Zbigniew....I like the Maple Leaf...takes one to know one,I guess!Salutations-Laurent

Andrew,

Julie,

Michael,

Chris,

Laurent,

Thank You for your thoughts and comments,

Ha! The Canadian. :) Great photo! A tight rope walker?

Hi Marie!

Thank You for stopping by ,

The photo can be interpreted in so many ways - I think...

A tight rope walker - not a bad idea too :)