The Wall

How the right sees things.

Cheers

 

PDE

What a contrast, civilization against the barbarians, well seen and framed Jack. Splendid image.

...with all elements.

Well seen, the new in harmony with traditional old giving it some life, good presentation.

This image disproves Roger Waters' lyric; we are not just bricks in the wall.

 

Love the almost neon green and yellow.  Excellent contrast with the much more staid colors behind the wall.

This is a test.

It was the yellow that caught my eye on the thumbnail, but, oh wow, that white monolith. Oh wow, oh wow, oh wow. . .

 

--Lannie

Jack,this is the first time I can open your page,just now when I tried was always error.Glad to see you and view your photos.I do not like how this site works now and communication between us is not os good and easy as before imo.I am very curious to know what admin think about this but just now seems that they are satisfied,me not at all.Lot of friends I have here are looking for another site where to have a better connection and share ideas about life as we see in photos.I am disappointed about what PN became.

Radu - Thanks for the comment. I didn't know that people were having trouble viewing my pictures. Who knows how anything works nowadays. I share your frustration. If you find another good site, please let me know. My yearly membership is up at the end of April and right now I don't plan to renew. I'm working on a comprehensive critique of the new photonet which I will share on the Site Help thread in a day or two.

Modern vs tradition. Hope you are surviving this new version of photo.net.

Excellent colour and composure.

Hi Jack:

An amazing subliminal message. An amazing, profound, wordless message: A very old, conservative civilization, a sad invasion of Occidental cultural decay of graffiti, the modernity of necessary buildings, with the jewel, the treasure of tradition in the middle, cornered, imprisoned, isolated, constrained truly original Japanese building. Jack: You have a very special gift of conveying a message through your Photography (note the capital P). My respects to a Photographic Gai Jin. With all due respect and admiration. DG