thus saith the lord
by aberration

Comment:
An admirable photograph.

Inbound
by Melethia

Comment:
In case you have never seen drawings of Vija Celmins, do google her name.
Vija Celmins

it crossed my mind
by mitalapo

Comment:
Mita, this becomes really annoying to me that you never write the place where you take a picture!

The Conversation
by rooum

Comment:
Any background to your photograph? For a second I thought that I was in rue Fleurus guest of Gertrude Stein

corner
by NiallOTuama

Comment:
You are on a mission and I'll add you to my favorites

R.E.S.
by tnun

Comment:

Originally posted by ubique: Yes, underrated ... not least by me. (a niggardly 6). Do you know the stellar novel The Industry of Souls by the late Martin Booth? This could be a picture of the protagonist, Alexander Bayliss. If you haven't read it, do. You'll smother me with gratitude.

So now I add one more book to the leaning tower of my readings all because of your picture t !

forget me not
by ubique

Comment:
Paul, you might want to change the subject now that you got so much appreciation. Something became fishy.
After all the elephant pictures, I would like you to turn your iphone around and show us (me) the place where you stand, where you eat your breakfast, your lunch (oh, and yes, I am quite a good cook or I won't be called an "artist") or the corner of your street.
Are you that close to Kruger Park? You must understand that even that Central Park has more bird species that Yellowstone, living in NYC still makes me still a city mouse with immense curioisty.

faced by
by Tiberius

Comment:
Tibi this is truly wonderful. I was your only 9. And for someone who has no time for processing, it's a marvel.

A date with Fifi
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
This is one of the best pictures of Americana that I saw in a long time.

R.E.S.
by tnun

Comment:
It was 9 from me. I love that it's more a portrait of a hand and understand a few things before we get to the gaze and the doubt and the tiredness and a lot of unsaid things