joel_faitsch

Oh wow, man!  Far out!!  (Sorry, in my astonishment and delight I suddenly revert to quotations from the ancient philosophers).

I never wanted to dress up and attend a costume party before I saw this picture.  If this catches on, Halloween will acquire a different flavor.

I guess it would be a pretty silly question to ask why we don't see more of this kind of shot. BRRRRR!

Wonderful

"That old car of mine sure has been hard to start lately..."

This is a man's sandwich. It looks good to me. Is that peanut butter? If so, what are the seeds mixed with it?

I REALLY like this pattern. It looks like something a very good illustrator might do. A whole folder of these would be welcome. Could you tell us where this was taken. I wouldn't blame you for keeping it a secret.

I can't figure out if this is comical or spooky

Boring! BORING??!!! Livid green with envy, I am, yes! But about as bored as a habanero pepper.

Very nice. Is this a double exposure- one long and one short?

There is a nice quiet feeling to this. If you get a chance at this sort of thing again, maybe a shot without the fence?

I assume this photo was published by next of kin?

Nice Bryce

I'm more interested in who made these dolls, than in this picture of them.

Yea, I agree with Marvin- and besides not being interpretable, I can't understand understand what's going on in the picture.

I see now what's going on. the moon is, as Mr. Rychlik says AFTER the full by two days. The right side of the moon is disappearing in darkness as it makes its two week journey toward the region of the rising sun. This pictured moon would set at or after sunrise- thus the sky color.(But there are many deep night moonlit pictures which look, at first glance, to be daylit because of a long exposure). I guess that the startling thing about this picture is, how the exposures taken when the sky was black, stand out against the lighter morning sky. It looks like the moon is coming down. I'll upload a diagram that I THINK pictures the situation. Thanks Mr. Rychlik for a very thought provoking photograph.

Say, is the opposite of futuristic PASTurific?

In the northern hemisphere, the moon moves at the pictured angle, only when it is setting, thus this would have to be a pre-sunrise scenario. The way the plane of the moon's orbit differs from that of the sun might make a setting 100%full moon possible with that dawn light(we'd have to get an astronomer's opinion). If this were a day after the full moon,(which LOOKS full)that would do. The idea of this picture is fascinating. I like the attempt. Perhaps a slight orange color on the moons would help

There is a door cut in the hull. Is someone living in there?

I've taken a lichen to this photo...

Yes folks, I grew up in Connecticut, and I can say, this is a typical Connecticutite's(or is it Connecticutonian's?)sense of humor- oh, there ARE some there with NO sense of humor... (They're probably plotting against us right now)(or is it Connecticutaniac?)

I bet you could charge tourists to go up in that thing.

I think that the apparent violence here, is an artifact of the squeezing process.

Sniff sniff. "Hmmmmm, LOOKS like a photographer... SMELLS like a photographer..."

Perhaps... if the lower part were cropped, leaving the dark track leading into the light? I'm going to try and upload a cropped version(I've never done it before). I hope you're not annoyed with someone messing around with your work.

In the face of appalling cruelty and bloodshed, Nelson Mandela preached forgiveness. When we all stand before God, this horrifying deed will show who of that community loved God and who hated Him.