For Tim

Works for me. Everything seems to be in its perfect place and play its unique role in this graphic symphony. Well seen and masterfully composed.

Quite a story.

Wayne, I'm grateful for your very kind words. Keep your eye out for an image that I'm soon going to post.

Story indeed, Vlad. Your comment reminded me of the opening to "The Naked City." "There are 8 million stories... ."

Hi Michael,

 

a myriad of things to discover in this B&W kaleidoscope. Still, the image seems to have enough order to come across as a well-designed structure in which the whole is definitely greater than the sum of its parts, which is a sign of your skillfulness in creating an artistic concept and executing it with great accuracy. Kind regards, Vincent

Double take! Hi Michael, I hope you are well. This is truly a fine, complex photo, with highly discernibly elements, and quite dynamic. I see you have the same image in color. IMHO, even when I make aside my personal bias for BW so as to be as objetive as I can, this BW shows the shadows (I would guess the protagonists) much more clearly, as well as the inquisitive portrait in the background. Al in all, up to your very high standards in photography. Congratulations and best regards. DG

Vincent and Daniel, having just returned yesterday from a trip to Israel, I am very far behind in my PN activities. It will take me quite a while to catch up. So, please forgive me if you don't see much from me. Hopefully by the time my 13 remaining days of self-quarantine are over, I can get back to a semblance of normalcy. Right now, I'm still jet-lagged. - - My best always, michael