HAPPY HALLOWEEN, ADOLPH

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you mean the Adolph ? ha OK I saw him now..what a juxtaposition David....your treatment makes it go towards painting...I like the composition very much with the cousin of Venus de Mllo as the star of the show surrounded by figurants....and then the little Adolph squeezed that seems upset and looking for help....

Great and interesting, Dave....Well done, my friend. Regards, Lawrence.

I do find photographs of 'different' subjects interesting. What makes it interesting are Adolf's eyes! Well spotted.

Thanks to you for your comments. Glad you took the time to look.

Pablo Picasso meets Adolph Hitler meets David Meyer. took me a while to find Adolph. what a find!!! really creative & masterful processing. good stuff David!

Thanks. I appreciate your thoughts.

Nice capture and great title too. Take care

It's strange. In this case, I actually find the big white mannequin standing out from all the others more disturbing than the picture of Hitler. That's the visual for you. The shadows add a lot of nuance and texture to this, giving it depth.

Thanks for taking a look.

I had occasion to go down into the basement of a friend. He is a pack rat of the first order. A brief look around and I saw these objects.So I whipped out the ever-present point and shoot and managed this.

Only you can find , juxtapose and compose something like this...;-)) what is bizarre, aside from the whole, is that this Adolf is still present .....even though in some ones junk. The title is apt as without it the white mannequin takes too much attention....;-)) and still you have an eye for the unusual finds that life presents.

for a point and shoot shot it's an intriguing composition... i wonder what AH's near-contemporary Sigmund Freud would have had to say...

 

i wonder why AH's eyes are so freshly white...and why the aging measles on the chest...

 

interesting treatment of this cornucopia...

David, tahnks for your comments. Your photography is awesome. Greetings from Stockholm.

....Original composition...that i like very much...great tones, perspective, texture and the juxtaposition of those fine lines.....Warm regards.

 

I don't like that Adolph!

Thanks for taking a look. And yes this is a bizarre bunch of stuff. I do take great pleasure in finding the bizarre.

You surely do wonder a lot. And I'm afraid I have few answers. The freckles may well have been mold for all I know. Thanks for your thoughts.

Thanks for the compliment, and thanks for coming all the way over from Stockholm for a peek.

Thanks. I'm not much of an Adolph fan either.

I agree - what a juxtaposition. I bet you didn't stay for the night at your friends house. Cheers, Micheal

Ah I wasn't too scared. Those mannequins were all on the friendly side.

Now this is a disturbing picture. Adolph is still trying for the master race, I guess. Either that or he's now into high fashion.

I enjoy the way you go about your image making, collecting the elements you wish to show from the things you come accross in your travels. Always unique and enjoyable, along with a certain insight. Nicely done.

The twentieth century was about Hitler. Someone said that. I forget who.

 

Great work, David.

 

--Lannie

I came to see your "LUSH UNDERCURRENTS" but i have to admit that the Adolph took win out of it. Shortly said: This one is a killer. The other has really good b/w conversion which i dig a lot but the message wins this time. Cheers.