Men-II.13
by mariuca

Comment by jomari:
W? - all those w? words! and a few w words without?s like whimsy and wonder. So totally unexpected.

Men-II.3
by mariuca

Comment by jomari:
Awesome juxtaposition of the man and the back-to-front sign. He does look like he's on the corporate warpath!

as heard
by mariuca

Comment by ShutterRev:
Lots of interesting things going on here, love it.

Men-II.1
by mariuca

Comment by salmiakki:
Really trying not to repeat insteps comments, but he is right when he said the possibilities with this subject are endless. You have captured some wonderful images

Men-II.1
by mariuca

Comment by insteps:
The second image of the man in the fedora hat is my favorite of the group. He reminds me of a Duane Hanson sculpture. I remember the first time my wife saw one of his creations. We were walking through a museum and she wasn't that interested. Confronted by one of his sculptures, thinking it was an actual person, she said "now that's art." That's my feeling about this photograph. Several others are also excellent but this one stays with me.

I'd like to see you narrow your story a little and focus on more than gender. Something about a common interest, posture, age, dress, class, etc. The possibilities are endless.

Message edited by author 2014-11-01 17:31:35.

total unfairness
by mariuca

Comment by PennyStreet:
WIld colors... wild NYC... Sorry I didn't have time to vote or comment earlier. Well done.

total unfairness
by mariuca

Comment by tnun:
I was one of your tens. I hope you are making a book.

total unfairness
by mariuca

Comment by insteps:
As others have said, a bizarre scene. NY is a dangerous place! Congratulations on a nice collection of comments and the ubique award.

total unfairness
by mariuca

Comment by jagar:
Superb catch, love it.

Men-II.1
by mariuca

Comment by ubique:
I've had a quick look and I like it. How could I not? There are a couple of genuinely world-class photographs in there (and none at all that are anything less than excellent), but as ever your real impact is in the accumulation of observational wit and whimsy, on a bed of flat-out artistic accomplishment. But I'm very busy just now ... I'll be back in a day or 2 to leave you a proper comment. Thanks for submitting your invariably interesting stuff!

#7 and #9 are the two world-class photographs I was referring to, although now that I've looked longer I might be damning the remainder with faint praise. They're all so witty and engaging. You seem to be incapable of doing anything dull. If you cook as consistently well as you do this stuff, you'd be the perfect flatmate. Thank you!

Message edited by author 2014-11-03 14:32:19.