songtsen

Lovely picture. Have to admit I don't understand the title.

John, I can appreciate the effort that must have gone into creating this photograph. I was, perhaps naively, looking for some 'hidden' geometry, as in the photo of the couple and the luggage trolleys. In that particular case, the symmetry of the couple's postures was quite striking but the 'hidden structure' would have escaped my notice without the benefit of your commentary. I look forward to exploring more of your portfolio, particularly the insightful comments which you have generously shared.

John, I must confess that I noticed diagonals in this picture rather than a parallelogram. I'd be very interested if you could elaborate further. I find your commentary on some of your photographs to be most instructive, for example The Lost Luggage.

Best regards,

Songtsen (a Rank Amateur)

Love the story and the picture too!

Excellent post-processing! Nice picture too.

A pleasant picture of a typical Nepali street scene. I don't quite understand why this should be considered "live theater" ....  Aren't these regular folks in their everyday clothes having a leisurely chat in the sunlight outside the shop? 

Nice. Is this a crop? I wish there was a little more of the building in the background. Perhaps the reflection in the window was a bit distracting.

Your street portraits are really good. I like "Two Girls Jerusalem" among the more recent ones.