Behind the Door

Good composition and presentation, well done.

George,

Your comments are always welcome,

Thank You,

Regards,

ZT,

Hi ZT,

 

a mysterious semi-abstract that keeps me on my toes to even come up with an interpretation; very thought-provoking. Kind regards, Vincent.

Vincent,

I'm glad you found the photo thought provoking.

A lot of possible interpretations....

Regards,

ZT,

ZT, the first impression I had of this image led me to compare it with 1931's "Frankenstein," especially the scene when Dr. F. briefly holds his creation's hand as it comes alive. I've always found hands to be fascinating in many respects - in the case of this image, very thought-provoking and mysterious. Outstanding b&w work! - - My best, mhl

Zbigniew...Intriguing scene and B/W just suits this perfectly.Well done!Salutations-Laurent

Michael,

Very interesting comment!

I think I have to watch that movie again.

I always appreciate your comments!,

Regards,

ZT,

Laurent,

At first I thought about posting the photo in color...

But I found B/W version 'darker' and slightly more 'sophisticated'.

Thank You for stopping by and comment!,

Regards,

ZT,

Wonderful mysterious picture, Zbigniew! I guess this Madonna's hand has moved into this frame from the Renaissance. It is perceived as a visible fragment of a picture in the shade. Bravo! Sincerely, Tatiana.

Tatiana,

I'm glad You like it.

Thank You for your support and comments.

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ZT,