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ooph, that is an image with impact...bam...in your face....
i like it and give you my User Award.
Robert
i like it and give you my User Award.
Robert
Quote:Looking unnervingly cognisant....
Not any British MP then...
Inscrutability abounds.
Quote:can see your silhouetted self in the eye pupil
You are the first to spot that, Leo. After me, that is . . .
B
She quite literally has her eye on you.
( Or is it "He"? )
( Or is it "He"? )
A well thought out composition, Bill.
John
John
Wow...Full of impact, first time i am saying both of you, Very Well Done...
Instant impact, instant award.
Stunning capture.
Sylvia
Sylvia
Like the composition, framing and toning of this image, Bill 👍 My eye was drawn immediately to the eye - do we see a reflected selfie in it? 😃
Trev 😀
Trev 😀
Quote: My eye was drawn immediately to the eye - do we see a reflected selfie in it? 😃
You most certainly do, Trev. I saw it too, but only once it reached the computer screen
B
I see that you are taking 'the high road' unlike Mrs W yesterday who took 'the low road'. What a relief. That's enough bottoms for one week. At least she didn't call hers 'Ass Worrier'. What a relief. Again. I like your picture. The fine detail is very striking as is the composition. Its uncompromisingly bifurcated nature heightens the impact and allows the viewer to be challenged by the subject while being cognisant of the unsettling blur of the background. What lies in this liminal world we wonder? Toilet rolls perhaps?
(Thank goodness Humph called in for a cuppa. An Old Etonian is just the thing in a moment of artistic crisis! He's just gone off to see Samantha. He's been a bit glum lately so I'm sure she'll raise his spirits.)
Yours, channeling Brian Sewell, Mrs Trellis of North Wales.
(Thank goodness Humph called in for a cuppa. An Old Etonian is just the thing in a moment of artistic crisis! He's just gone off to see Samantha. He's been a bit glum lately so I'm sure she'll raise his spirits.)
Yours, channeling Brian Sewell, Mrs Trellis of North Wales.
I thought you were taller 
