yes
by daisydavid

Comment by Ann:
Some art has more power when it's seen through the eyes of the viewer. You've captured that here.

Daisy
by daisydavid

Comment by mariuca:
revisiting favorites and appreciating soem even more - the test of time

yes
by daisydavid

Comment by mitalapo:
kind of biblical scene

more of them dogs
by daisydavid

Comment by PennyStreet:
Wild too.

them doggies
by daisydavid

Comment by PennyStreet:
Wild.

yes
by daisydavid

Comment by jomari:
The look on the woman's face makes me wonder what other horrors are being displayed. It's almost as if she feels she is under attack.

Catcher in the Wry
by daisydavid

Comment by posthumous:
Embarrassingly, I have not read the book, though I can sense the "wry"ness of your image. There's something "off" and funny about this photo that I enjoy... like good collage work. 7

Catcher in the Wry
by daisydavid

Comment by tnun:
wrong book. what you have is Cut Out Vampire of the Pampal Sword. 4

Catcher in the Wry
by daisydavid

Comment by glad2badad:
Had me thinking okay, interesting ... until the dude (cutout) in the lower left registered.

Catcher in the Wry
by daisydavid

Comment by emoons:
So I guess catcher in wry would be the wry look on the faces. I personally do not like this image. I am sure there is a reason behind each piece in the image, but it feels very disjointed to me. In my opinion, the composition of the image needs to be changed. I think the lighting of the rye? (only on the top) is good. I don't care for the white guy at the bottom or the reflection of Jimi in the other picture.

Gave it a 2