human images

welcome back Mike. You may remember I’m a fan of how you see things and so I’m delighted you are back, not just with a good picture, but with an authentic, far above average, hit picture. And kudos to Leslie’ most excellent take on the photograph: “This image tells the story (with sub-plots) so much more eloquently than words ever could”, says it all, and so very well.

so evident your penchant for winter scenes David, always a genuine feeling for the harsh beauty; the frames a celebration.

timing is so right Tony, catching the eye that sees all... cool!

fine piece Vlad --- far-out, outta sight, cosmic connections --- lighted with the technical sensibility of a forties film noir director.

beautiful setup Jack. Funny how when i see solid work, the buzz I get is intense and instantaneous, and this is that sort of frame, rich with grace and a hint of transcendence --- grace and transcendence --- a rare thing in the neighborhood! and since i needed a bit of cosmic guidance, just about now, the timing is also right and proper. Thank you sensei.

yes, cinematic story telling abounding in atmosphere; I feel the heat!

I loved the pooch at first Jack, but then miss Leggy got my full attention and I forgot all about the charming doggie.

this is a sensitive insightful double portrait --- the feeling a get here is authentic!

Manuela Sousa, é possivel você considerar “Alentejo, in my heart” como titulo para esta paisagém? São palavras suas que vão muito além de Untitled! é bom ver esta imagem Manuela; o tempo passa e nós por vezes morremos e nem sabemos. A propósito, eu também adoro o Alentejo. A propósito, eu devo lhe um jantar Manuela.

yes, and this one is particularly authentic, full of sound movement and depth!

an authentic delightful moment Emmanuel --- your eyes and heart in harmony!

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I happily join Drew’ contagious intelligent taste Tony; this is indeed inspired original art. Plus I dig the title big time... yours? Borrowed from someone else? Don't matter... you make it work beautifully either way!

lovely piece Emmanuel; infectious charm!

terrific title !

Marie, Sandy, cheers! hey Dan, funny you mention Henry. I hadn’t visited his work for years but just happens I reread Under the Rooftops of Paris the other day, and it remains the hot horny fabulous book i remember, inventive voluptuous rhythm full of energy and poetry, a banquet in every page --- I loved reading the man when i was younger and it's just as compelling today. (the fellow in the picture was my friend Hartford Miller, (he’s no longer of the world), and you picked up right that indeed he looks a bit like Henry. Hartford makes another showing HERE) hope all’s well Dan, it’s good to hear from you!

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i loved this from the thumbnail to the final grandiose view Edward. A rich ensemble, and as i see it, the religious environment I’ve searched for all of my life; center stage paganism at a whole other hilarious transcendent level --- an aesthetic wonderland!

terrific frame Guillermo… ;-)