But wait!

Confusion at sunset

The way the image above evolved was that I came upon a public domain photo of the façade of a New York apartment building. I thought it was wonderful and began playing with a copy, trying to equalize the saturation and draw out additional details. As I proceeded, I found the open window intriguing. Stories began to occur to me. The one I was most attracted to was of something having escaped into the sky. The eagle is from a stock photo I found on the web and purchased permission to use. That’s me reaching after the bird.

Any thoughts you might care to share on this piece would be most welcome.

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2 thoughts on “But wait!

  1. Without reading the text I could see it was you reaching out the window, but my first though was that you were setting the bird free. Beautiful work

    • Thanks very much for your thoughts, Scott. I’m probably spoiling some of the fun by saying anything about an image I post. I mean, when someone sees a photo hanging on a wall there generally isn’t some distracting prose by the author beside it. I think whatever the viewer sees and brings of themself to the piece is all that matters. Much love, bother.

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