Assemblage

Jack, I see you've entered territory that is replete with mystery and its own unique sort of beauty. The image's perspective, as if you were standing above the fascinating amalgam of objects, afforded me another glimpse into the uniqueness that is the McRitchie universe. A fascinating supporting role is played by the variety of textures. --- Yet another favorite.

Gets me wondering whether the trash in this bin is styled or random. Either way it's a wonderful image.

I'm concerned this might end up in space with the others. Good catch................Holger

Another uniquely Jack R photo. Tidy rubbish is this a Japanese thing..............................BR..GC.

Jack, you dare to point your camera where most of us wouldn't even bother to throw a glance at. You are rewarded with unexpected discoveries of which we aren't aware that they exist.

Intriguing and strange. Looks like the unearthing of a fossile TV-dinner!

Hi Jack,

 

although there are already many well-worded comments here, I just want to add that you did something here that is well beyond what most photographers do. It's not the fact that you point your camera down a bin, but the way you approach this subject as if it were like any other that you would want to capture; that is very inspiring to me, as I have seldom tried a similar approach in such a consistent way. Kind regards, Vincent

Very disgusting, Jack! Bravo! Cheers to that! PDE

Hard to miss....inescapable to the edge of human quasi 180 degrees. Allow me to apply the basic message and essence to the three previous of your showings. I probably started "left-to-right" in the order three of your photos are presented by the program and algorithms behind this crazy new technology. This a huge statement. Graphical and powerful, bringing reality so terribly close to us. Photographically impeccable...psychologically and striking, looking into the dark pits of what humans waste, and how our species do it. Your masterful POV takes us to a bottomless well, or ocean hole in​ the Marianas Trench. Again, thank you. Arigato gosaimashita, honto ne. A respectful bow. D

Maybe this is the 'Border and the Wall'............but it is almost too tidy - real life seems much more messy. My interpretation but excellent image as always Jack.