Yoal & Stone, Lerwick
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Am guessing you know who 'owns' this house. I just started the latest book (you should try them now you have been there).

When I first saw this I thought WOW, Cape Cod is a lot like Shetland lol

Ah, I see you are not there today, best cancel my flight ;)

Message edited by author 2018-11-03 18:21:23.

Night Light
by Germaine

Comment:
I like how your focus directs you to the front door and can't help but wonder what story unfolds inside.

Stop!
by GeneralE

Comment:
Certainly got me to stop and look (am expecting something bad to come into view).

not (a)float
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Some great textures here enhanced by th B&W conversion.

A1010354
by MAK

Comment:
Sadly I don't think even an accomplished fotog like yourself can fully convey the majesty of this scene (though you did good).

bou bou becomes my friend
by tnun

Comment:
yup, the story did help thanks but I'm still wondering what appears to have startled him.

Synchronize Disjunctures
by streetpigeon

Comment:
Maybe this conundrum will be explained next Tuesday?

The Birds
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
Well, my first thought was Alfred Hitchcock so it would have garnished a decent vote from me - guess we'll never know how it would have faired?

wraiths
by ubique

Comment:
I am learning so much more than (good) photography here so thank-you.

My first thought was 'Hyena'.

African Wild Dogs are commonly mistaken for Hyenas but in fact there are many differences, both physically and behaviorally. Taxonomic Classification: Hyenas are NOT dogs!! Hyenas are closer related to mongooses and cats.

The saying 'less is more' is certainly fitting here (photographically speaking)

22 Stories High
by insteps

Comment:
Nope, didn't have this down as the Flatiron building just from the shadow and 22 storey clue (sorry). Now, if you had titled it '285-foot tall steel-framed landmarked building located at 175 Fifth Avenue in the borough of Manhattan, New York City' I'd not have been any the wiser either until I'd consulted Mr Google.

The phallic passerby is just as confusing until I flip the image verticaly, then it all makes sense.