V
by nixter

Comment:
Mr. Cool. I rarely see guys with long flowing hair so dapper and GQ (referring to the men's magazine Gentleman's Quarterly - very fashionable). He looks like a guy you'd see in Italy.

There is an old song "Walk Away Renee" that was recorded by the Left Bank - a pop song of the late 60's, but I heard a redo by Texas singer Jimmy LaFave and loved it. Here's his rendition. Walk Away Renee. I'm telling you this, because that's what I thought of when I first saw the thumb. I think we need to have a SC using song titles or lyrics.

Oh I just saw the V. I was so caught up in the song. I like how they juxtapose each other, the V on the wall and the one created by his legs. Terrific, Nick.

Message edited by author 2011-08-09 09:54:18.

kayak
by whiteroom

Comment:
I begged all of the boaters
to come to shore
but they ignored my request
and all washed out
into the flood waters
becoming ghostly buoys
upon the horizon

YIKES! Sorry that was so morose, but I say what pops into my head. For such a happy person, I sure do have some deep foreboding thoughts. LOL

Message edited by author 2011-08-09 09:49:31.

Frozen
by Stagolee

Comment:
HA - that Michael Jackson song "Man in the Mirror" came into my head.

I bet this gentleman could tell some stories. He has such an earnest expression.

[09] 16-43-23
by aznym

Comment:
A brief encounter. I really like all of these images. They have a ghostly feeling sort of.

Kyliejo
by ace flyman

Comment:
That's just about as wonderful as it gets. :)

Surveillance
by Germaine

Comment:
WOAH. There IS a big brother. That is an amazing landscape on its own and then THOSE EYES!!!! YIKES.

The City II
by Katmystiry

Comment:
Oh this has such a Gotham feel to it. Like a 40's detective movie~!~

by nixter

Comment:
take me out to the ball game
take me out to the crowd
buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jack
I don't care if I never get back...

I don't know if you have that song in Aussieland, but baseball is so big here. There was an old guy named Harry Carey and he used to sing it at the beginning of all of the Chicago Cubs games. This is what I thought of when I saw this boy with his arms up like he was holding a bat.

The City
by Katmystiry

Comment:
Oh funny. I did a similar seashore shot like that. I'll post it in a little bit. I really like the turquoise. :)

Kampala Kids
by gsal

Comment:
What darlings. Tires are so universal. Any child given one, will play with it no matter what the circumstances.