Love is Blindness

Comments please.

I like the picture and colors bud not the frame

Very nice work, Michael!

Excellent composition Michael, very good work! Best regards, Catalin

Perfect work!

Greta job,I like the message behind this Michael!best wishes

Interesting composition, I like the interpretation.

Very good, I like it! Michael.

 

Alberto

As usual, your work is a feast for the eyes. The complexity of this composition lends itself to a variety of interpretations. There is, of course, pure, unrequited love, but beneath that, jealousy and frustration, so that the work is a perfect metaphor for that zone that exists in the boundary of deep love and obsession, sort of like our affair with the camera.

 

Everytime we think we are finally done with the stupid contraption, ready to chug it into the nearest canal, we would catch that lovely sunset, and in our euphoria, drag the unwilling machine out, groveling at its feet and asking

 

"You REALLY love me, and only me, don't you? You don't REALLY have any feelings for Rakesh Syal, Richard Hans, Jan Piller, Biswajit, and all those other guys, do you? They were just one night stands, weren't they? Talk to me! Talk to me!!"

Excellent work. Regards.

Now, how could any comment top Emmanuel's. He's written a whole novella to accompany this shot.

 

I like how no one is really focused on anyone. There's the new love, the old love, and the cigarette being shared, perhaps suggesting kindling passion. The old love is real, but her gaze has fallen and no longer captures interest. The new love is plastic, dressed in the same strand of pearls.

 

Much to look at....

Very effective composition with eautiful light and color. Extremely original interpretation of the theme.

I love the hand on the shoulder :)

 

Wonderful work and only now do I wonder how this poor girl is going to take the cig because she has no mouth?

 

Hmmm

 

Wonderful colors (your style).

 

Wonderful work! ~ missing you! :) ~ micki

Excelelnt shot & mood and xomposition.Lighting is well.

Interesting interpretation. Very nice. ~Danielle

Hi Michael.Well, humor also is part of the art of photography you may add this quest in your biography resume.And this photo has a lot of it, starting from the title.Difficult conditions light falling sideways, the doll is well exposed the man a little under.But who cares, comparing to the moment you captured.Regards

Very nice composition and original interpretation of the titel. I like your never ending creativity. Best regards

good to see dolly back in action and flirting as usual. i like the merge between the real and the unreal female figure. as you would say, good synthesis. the angle of the cut off face is interesting as she is able to look back at herself in her decapitated situation. well done my friend. J.K.

You got everything right,Michael.But I have reservation about the frame.

Good interpretation of the theme Michael. interesting combination of real and unreal of ellements, Thought provoking image.

Original composition, great scene, best regards.

excellent unique interpretation...great shot..congrats.my friend.best regards.

I like this composition of the man in a kind of fliritng with a fashion doll. The vivde, dark colours are perfect for this feeling

... and so little time...

 

Magnificent!

 

Pete

...after pragmatic pondering and looking at her, there's inevitably some decision made. This scenery yells with madness yet the main character shall never show it up. It just leaks, and the flash you used adds to the tension in this image.

 

There're so many symbolisms, as seen in your expressive aid in the right bottom corner... after reading Emmanuel's comment, I had the next tought:

 

..."I shall evaluate. I get. I feel. I taste. You. And it all has nothing to do with who you are. I am blind (get, mine...)".

 

Love is blind... just like any lust, is it? Or maybe no? Thanks for sharing.