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Time goes by ... something is missing ... well selected details and composition BR JV 

Made me smiling ... so easy to get it!

Ideas let us fly. Great work

Optimistic: one is coming to him!

Hope it works. Great title and shot

Great structural work

High contrast works well here. Great lines in

The future is in!

Is there DAda in photography? Man Ray ? Or others?

A special moment of life ... pain of soul or ...

There is tension in. What was : what will be ..

Great scene ... a ghost car is running?

Thanks you are right: thats the  special effect. The right one is far away or is not started yet.

Indefinite scene : enforced by the foggy atmosphere. 

Expressive eyes ... the position of the hand works great: self protection?

Michael, now the largest version is in UploadForComment: http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=18153431

Its an art work showing limits of a moment, but the pastern are not to strong. The body is powerful. The bald tire show the chance to roll out. At least a feeling to come out, what I see. BR Joerg

Michael, first of all Happy New Year 2016 to you and your family. I will try to find out the maximum size via photonet upload. BR JV

Arthur,, thanks, yes its a main question to ask: what are the differences between “pure” photographs, corrected photographs, treated photographs or even manipulated photographs and paintings?
Let me try to define the difference between treated photographs and paintings.
Treated photograph: The dominating detail information and the total structure were on the film (sensor) in a single shot, only a substructure is added. A painting ? We know what it is.
Good luck when visiting the dentist!
By the way, everyone can get InTheLonlyHour for free if I have a working e-mail. It will be a great pleasure if it will be on walls around the world. BR JV

Robin, thanks, also for the mentioning the school. I was looking in: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbizon_school. BR Joerg

Love the star effect,  has to be a 5 blades lens? Great lines in. BR JV

Endof, thanks, your comment made me smiling. BR JV

It is  always difficult to find the best balance between shadow and light. If you reduce the light  a little bit to show the "painting" at the bridge? The right trees will become dark, however the left ones not: a good contrast effect? BR JV

Great technical historical shot, love the color. BR JV