Pero's Photography
Live -No.22-
Posted by Pero (Unknown, Japan) on 7 February 2007 in Plant & Nature.
@Wayne: Thanks for the vist and comment, Wayne. Am I doing alright? haha. =]
@Untitled: Thank fot the comment, mate. And I want you think your own story. Mine doesn't matter at all.
@Yanle: Actually it isn't a reflection. Thank for the visit, Yanle.
Duncan Galbraith from kyoto, Japan
well solid. For me this is like a barrier between the here and now cosy comfortable life and something altogether different. Abandonment, slow winter death and above all time. The contrast between the immovable and firm rigidity of the fence and the falling dying vines, falling yet clinging on, awaiting their rebirth with the coming season, its most poetic.
7 Feb 2007 5:20pm
@Duncan Galbraith: Yes, you got that!! What a great story. You always come up with fantastic stories. Really enjoying those stories. Thanks very much, mate.
@Doug: Thanks for the visit and comment, York.
jennifer radio from United States
As I always say, silhouettes are my absolute favourite! Wonderful photo!
7 Feb 2007 8:45pm
@jennifer radio: Thanks for the kind comment, Jennifer. Your work is excellent, by the way.
@Jenny: Thanks for the visit and comment, Jenny.
Ahraht from Loures, Portugal
Looks very real and in the meantime looks like a shadow in a wall. Perhaps living is sometimes real and sometimes a reflection of that reality. Or a shadow of what it should be. Love the duality.
7 Feb 2007 10:49pm
@Ahraht: Thanks for the visit, Aharaht. Love reading your commnets. By the way, Could you visit my blog and see No.25 tomorrow? I am really interested in what your story will be.
Michael Zhang from New York City, United States
Very nice silhouettes and the background is a spectacular pale red tone.
8 Feb 2007 3:52am
@Michael Zhang: Thank you for the visit and comment, Michael.
Nikon D50
1/160 second
F/6.3
48 mm (35mm equiv.)