Art School
by posthumous

Comment by RKT:
I think what I enjoy most about this image, among many things, is how the artist closely mimics the subject in pose...very nice.

Art School
by posthumous

Comment by alexjack:
I'd really like to like this more, but it just doesn't work for me. the large rectangular areas above are just too dominating, the lines not strong enough except the too strong line dividing the middle

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Jack

Window
by posthumous

Comment by yanko:
I miss NYC.

Window
by posthumous

Comment by Melethia:
Cheating. Cats, reflections and windows. SO not fair. AND a window that has warped reflections, and apparently a screen to further texturize the world beyond but brought back. I'm really rather fond of this - would have voted it highly in a free study (kiss of death, but not quite as good as yours - I've not the poetic quality to accompany mine). And I am indeed both flattered and quite honored! Oh, and forgot - without the poetic acoutrements, I'll just say that this speaks to me of protected longing, a yearning to belong to that other world, but a bit calmly assured by the protection within just the same.

Message edited by author 2007-06-04 15:10:33.

Window
by posthumous

Comment by krnodil:
The reflection of the building facade in the window has that distorted look like a home movie being played on a projector screen. Well-seen extra content in an ordinary subject. I think you're right - egads, has posthumous been reincarnated as the spawn of bucket and Melethia?

Neptune's Child
by posthumous

Comment by purpleflutterby13:
(except did I mention yours is much more dramatic? perfect light too)

Neptune's Child
by posthumous

Comment by purpleflutterby13:
I share your vision, O Fearless Leader :)

Neptune's Child
by posthumous

Comment by pcody:
dear father, I beseech you. I love how the boy is in a prayerfull submitting pose, as if ready to give his life up if the statue commands it. But the statue just gazes down on him in stoney silence. But who can say if the child hears something or not. Children have powers that are given up as they progress to adulthood.

Neptune's Child
by posthumous

Comment by hihosilver:
Thoughtful grace enfolds this child. A lovely photograph and well under appreciated with this score.

"I wandered lonely as a cloud" -Wordsworth
by posthumous

Comment by silverfoxx:
just like me last days:)

i can't understand why i haven't added it yet, must have a blackout or something...