A Grisly Tale

Beautiful abstraction! I see a very sad little devil :)

Your images always allow room for thought and imagination Jack. This one has that same feel, the thumbnail had me seeing a picture of a large black dog but now seeing it full size my mind sees other potentials. This is the heart of what some of your images mean to me and I for one am very pleased you are back and contributing to this new PN, It's getting better. Keep em' coming my friend.............Best Always, Holger

interesting "monster!" Nice to see you again!

Great Image . powerful abstraction.

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YIKES! Only Mr. McRitchie can find something so telling.....or so enigmatic. These "things" are probably just lingering visible to the the naked eye, only to become, as I have said repeatedly a "Roscharch" puzzle. I am appalled by the complexity of the "shadow" overhang on this elephant/man figure, which is probably neither. Nonetheless, IMHO this is a masterful capture if I have seen one. DG

Jack,

Welcome back. This photo could have been called 'hammering the beast'. The shadow on the top left looks like, its about to come down and hit over the head of the beast.

Something bad happened here, and I don't think it was an accident. --Lannie