horizon
by ubique

Comment by LevT:
this photo reminded me this masterpiece

the boy has grown... and lost his smile. For me, it is actually the opposite of the horizon.. the wall. He is being slowly squeezed out of the frame.

horizon
by ubique

Comment by PennyStreet:
lovely tones and mysteriousness of quality - love it.

horizon
by ubique

Comment by posthumous:
my fantasy art gallery.

horizon
by ubique

Comment by Enlightened:
I like the moody feeling of this shot.

horizon
by ubique

Comment by bpcardona:
The back ground could have been better, also does this photo tell a story. Almost seems like it could, but missing a piece.

horizon
by ubique

Comment by jmritz:
All that space and him looking at me from the left upper corner. Love this.

horizon
by ubique

Comment by Paul:
I'm going through the entries, stopping at those images I feel have had the benefit of an unconventional eye and dwelling a little longer to try to see and appreciate what you saw. This is one of those images.

Positives: Toning aside, there is something nostalgic about this image. I also like how unfettered it is while remaining crafted and purposeful. Strangely the image isn't without menace - like a representation of a visitation.

Critical stuff: Not much at all.

Overall: I really like this - despite its composition it feels uncommonly well balanced.

horizon
by ubique

Comment by bvy:
I think I've seen this. But no matter -- I'm happy to see it again. It's a story about to take place. Or one in progress, but the action has been stopped and we get a glimpse into what's really happening. Poetry in slow motion. Or no motion. Excellent.

horizon
by ubique

Comment by bspurgeon:
A ghostly image, powerful. 10

post haste
by ubique

Comment by bvy:
Titular goodness. And the crop of the 't' is so...