Brutalist Claus
by posthumous

Comment by Ammie:
A lot of work and thinking into this one, I appreciate that in any photograph. The colours and subject don't appeal to me though. 7

Outside Myself
by posthumous

Comment by Lydia:
Well done!!
Congratulations on your HM!!

Outside Myself
by posthumous

Comment by PennyStreet:
I like all the angles, creates suspense.
Plus the title can be read forwards or backwards.

Outside Myself
by posthumous

Comment by mariuca:

Originally posted by LevT: You look like a Russian monk here. Or Andrey Rublev from the eponymous Tarkovsky̢۪s movie. And the mirror feels like an icon. Well composed, I like your framing within a frame

Lev nailed it. Wonderful shot. Tarkovsky yes -a must see. Rublev, The Mirror â€Â¦. All of his work plus his Polaroids

Outside Myself
by posthumous

Comment by LevT:
You look like a Russian monk here. Or Andrey Rublev from the eponymous Tarkovsky̢۪s movie. And the mirror feels like an icon. Well composed, I like your framing within a frame

Outside Myself
by posthumous

Comment by posthumous:

Originally posted by Yo_Spiff: Probably skirts the line with idea of the photographer not supposed to be visible in the mirror. But you are the subject, too. Hmmm, what to do...

ahem, the challenge doesn't say to keep the photographer out of the mirror.

Outside Myself
by posthumous

Comment by streetpigeon:
The simple action of holding a mirror with one's reflection in it is rocketed upwards by the cleverly composed background. Now it's compelling to peer into the darkness and wonder about the fences and short staircase. The whiteness of the middle-ground momentarily hold the eye before it curiously seeks information in the darkness. Also nice is the secondary reflection to the right. Fine image.

Outside Myself
by posthumous

Comment by blindjustice:
Very Vermeer. Posthumously Vermeer of Course...

Outside Myself
by posthumous

Comment by GolferDDS:
Very mysterious and creative. The intention and focus on the eyes really keeps my attention. Well done.

Outside Myself
by posthumous

Comment by Lydia:
This is fun!