The Classical, 2013
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Ai ai ai! Fantastic! Again! Well done, Richard!
Ha, ha, thanks so much, Ashley!
Ooh! Nice work, Mr G! The lengths one goes to for one’s art! 😉
🙂
Easy to imagine a bird flew into the glass, and the impact left a replica imprint of its feathered formation.
That’s a lovely idea (not for the bird, obviously) – thanks very much, EllaDee.
Fantastic. Abstract and real at the same. Irritating, suprising and funny.
Thanks very much, Ray – really like your blog!
I love all the cracks in the glass or the mirrow, really adds to it, almost gives it a pattern.
Yes, it was a very lucky find – it was a whole plate glass window, making up most of the frontage of a tailor’s shop on The Strand. No idea how it happened, but probably vandalism.
Love it, nice find. But you can’t go around breaking windows in the name of photography! 🙂
Check out Thursday November 7 2013 The New York Times article ‘A Fisherman In New York’s Sea of Faces.’ You are much better than that 🙂
Wow, thanks very much, Carla! 🙂
Love this image, too 🙂
Really glad you like it. 🙂
Love it! Really works all together this, kind of something of the opera or tragedy about it..
Yes, defintiely! I liked the intricate violence of it. I’m sure the shop owners didn’t.
An element of sadness in this one Richard, really like it though.
That’s really interesting – I guess there is. Thanks very much, Alison. Glad you like it.
Brilliant, Richard!
Thanks very much, Elena!
Wow, so many layers to your photo.
Thank you, Naomi!
ciao! literally for a smashing occasion 🙂 thebestdressup
Superb, Richard!
Thanks so much, Karen!
I absolutely love this one! It could have been a book cover for American Psycho or something similar.
The smashed glass looks great, it was a good idea to go on a rampage and bring the camera Richard 😀
🙂 Thanks very much, Cardinal! Another great compliment [beams]!
Fantastic shot, Richard!
Thanks very much, Jennifer! 🙂
A startling and stunning image Richard, with a dash of Art Deco!
Thanks very much, Patti!
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The Classical, 2013
The Future Is Papier Mâché
Ai ai ai! Fantastic! Again! Well done, Richard!
Ha, ha, thanks so much, Ashley!
Ooh! Nice work, Mr G! The lengths one goes to for one’s art! 😉
🙂
Easy to imagine a bird flew into the glass, and the impact left a replica imprint of its feathered formation.
That’s a lovely idea (not for the bird, obviously) – thanks very much, EllaDee.
Fantastic. Abstract and real at the same. Irritating, suprising and funny.
Thanks very much, Ray – really like your blog!
I love all the cracks in the glass or the mirrow, really adds to it, almost gives it a pattern.
Yes, it was a very lucky find – it was a whole plate glass window, making up most of the frontage of a tailor’s shop on The Strand. No idea how it happened, but probably vandalism.
Love it, nice find. But you can’t go around breaking windows in the name of photography! 🙂
🙂
Check out Thursday November 7 2013 The New York Times article ‘A Fisherman In New York’s Sea of Faces.’ You are much better than that 🙂
Wow, thanks very much, Carla! 🙂
Love this image, too 🙂
Really glad you like it. 🙂
Love it! Really works all together this, kind of something of the opera or tragedy about it..
Yes, defintiely! I liked the intricate violence of it. I’m sure the shop owners didn’t.
An element of sadness in this one Richard, really like it though.
That’s really interesting – I guess there is. Thanks very much, Alison. Glad you like it.
Brilliant, Richard!
Thanks very much, Elena!
Wow, so many layers to your photo.
Thank you, Naomi!
ciao! literally for a smashing occasion 🙂
thebestdressup
🙂
Superb, Richard!
Thanks so much, Karen!
I absolutely love this one!
It could have been a book cover for American Psycho or something similar.
The smashed glass looks great, it was a good idea to go on a rampage and bring the camera Richard 😀
🙂 Thanks very much, Cardinal! Another great compliment [beams]!
Fantastic shot, Richard!
Thanks very much, Jennifer! 🙂
A startling and stunning image Richard, with a dash of Art Deco!
Thanks very much, Patti!