Knitting pattern
by hajeka

Comment:
Great pattern and I'm a sucker for white on white AND design elements, so of course I like this.

Andi contributed a great piece of trivia here: "I'm sure you are aware but will tell you anyway - in years gone by fishermen wore knitted sweaters, the patterns were so localised that when bodies were washed ashore after an accident the fishermen could be identified by their sweaters!"

When I don't get in to an image early, I try to comment without reading the comments but then always scroll down to read before I post. I find those times when I either virtually parrot or, conversely, completely contradict someone else's opinion particularly interesting. Neither was the case here, of course.

after earth
by insteps

Comment:
Very nice to my eyes. She has a wonderful smile that extends to her eyes . . . or perhaps her eyes smile first and the warmth then extends to her mouth. I very much like the background - the radiating lines and circles/bokeh extend the friendship in a sort of visual metaphor. Had you not told us, I'd have thought you added the noise . . . it's that perfect :)

_DSC6943_Lucy
by grahamgator

Comment:
Lovely white on white and minimal. Excellent textures on the wall to fill the space but not distract from the dog.

Looking Back
by Germaine

Comment:
Someone suggested window display but I thought "more from that terrific front porch". It's luscious in color! I do see that this seems to be behind glass . . . very dirty glass. Why is it that I suspect this collection gets added to but never moved or subtracted from? I could easily live with this - your art, that is - for a long time.

Darcy
by posthumous

Comment:
I find the left eye (our right) most compelling.

Untitled
by aznym

Comment:
I would call this "Interaction". Such a sad commentary on contemporary life. I can't even imagine being in that room - I hope it's well ventilated, at least, though it doesn't appear to be so.

- - - -
by krnodil

Comment:
Just enough detail, as hajeka says, to tell a story. Great in black and white.

Pistoletto and follower.DSCF9865
by mariuca

Comment:
That is very funny, Mariuca. Very clever. Funniest thing is the guy on the right, at least his head, looks more like a statue or sculpture than the one on the left. And that stance! No matter what he was doing, that is one wide, awkward looking stance!

rite of passage
by mariuca

Comment:
I say female on our right . . .

Wonderful poses, expressions and textures in this little find, Mariuca. And then there's the contrast of the determined little plant with the wall and carvings - not long for this life if she has anything to say about it.

by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
I looked :)