Leaping Lunatic
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment by MacDonald:
lol..... creative and interesting not to mention funnier than hell - the 'surgical' gloves are a nice touch

From The Heart of a Madman
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment by desertedhouses:
That's quite unusual. I adore it.

Silence During Lock Down
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment by radionin:
When I frist read it I totaly saw Silence during lock up (would of been a small inside joke). No stands??? how did you guys end up with out a stand for your light? Its like a scrim bag they go hand and Hand. I also work in the Lighting Department on crappy movies, well one good movie but I haven't seen it......

I find it pretty funny going through some comments people make about your set photos they have no idea at all.

well back to the gel board the boss doesn't have enough damn 1/8th ctb tweenie cuts.

Benched
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment by Art Roflmao:
This image sings to me. A song of joy and sadness. Of dryness and wetness. Of boredom and overcoming of boredom. It's a visual metaphor for the beginning of life and the sunset years. It's confusing and entertaining. It has changed my life. I will never look at things again. ...the same, I mean.

...Yanking yer chain, AH - trying to see what it takes to get a click from you. ;-) It is an excellent image and I wish I could comment with seriousness, but it's not in my nature. I honestly do like it and congratulate you on a very strong finish.

-Ken

Benched
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment by Jutilda:
Heh, congrats on the top 20. Sometimes I just really enjoy an image for whatever reason and this is one of them!!! Glad I saw what you were shooting for!! ;~D

Benched
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment by graphicfunk:
Attractive study with lovely green to frame the subjects. Congratulations on your top 20 finish.

From The Heart of a Madman
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment by Phil:
Nice image and original idea. Good job

From The Heart of a Madman
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment by Melethia:
Very novel idea - I like it. Might have made the flowers a bit more of the focus of the shot - the white t-shirt of the model kind of dominates.

Benched
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment by Man_Called_Horse:
Jutilda hit it on the mark.

When I saw this moment in time happening, I thought of the young and old, and black and white thing.

But, Jutilda went further into detail on other opposites. She actually took a moment to look at the pix, disected it, and came up with some interesting stuff.

Kudos Jutilda for not just clicking through, and stopping to really see what I was after.

Anyone can make a pretty picture, but giving it a story takes it to the next level.

From The Heart of a Madman
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment by Shermy:
It's like from Alice in Wonderland...."and we're painting the roses red"..lol