Ho-hoo-ho, this one is great. I can't stop laughing looking at these two guys. Moustaches on the guy singing and the hair on the hand of the other are nicely combined with the kimono outfits [my sister has one very similar]. Thanx for the link, will visit later.

Free-free, set me free ... Great song by Sting.

I like that you placed the viewer on the other side of fence, as prisoners gazing at the banned world outside through grey eyes of imprisonment. Wonderful work Jose.

Oh, my...

This one is very interesting. Yes, the pink feather is so gentle and fragile, but that high-heel looks ...hm... threatening. Deffinitely not a picture that I would like to see in my bedroom. hehehehe

OK, no jokes. Its definitely your style, combining details and mood, gracious femininity and resolve. And always optimistic.

Nice ordinary life scene in most appropriate sepia. It strikes me how retired [I guess] people everywhere in the world have same paterns. They sit like this in front of my building for hours - quarreling and than making peace within an hour. Very album like shot and I like it.

Those two figures / sciltures are giving slightly surreal feeling to the shot. They stand as players listening to anthems ahead of game. I find them very interesting. I wonder if cropping the bottom dark part would make a difference [for better]. Good shot.

Uh, this one deserves a page in Rolignstone or Jazz Beat magazine. I understand your point, but then - a band, a musician always plays for one person, even if there are thousands of them in the auidience. Which is why this shot has a story to tell. He/she looks as hypnotized by either the stage magic or the music hypnosis.

Very, very nice work!

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What professional photographer!? You consider yourself an amateur ...I don't get it and i find it hard to believe that he can take more soulfull shots than you...

I love this soft expression on your face, its a really sweet one.

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You bet I am enjoying it, especially that peculiar color of the sky in the background. Such an unspoiled scenery, peaceful and with enjoyable colours.

Great work ToM!

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errr... Pierre ... I don't really think that Joan Baez had this motive on her mind when she composed Blowing in the wind ... :))

I like the harmonious mix of static geometry of shapes on the left against the vivacious colours of clothes.

And again that small window on top, I love that small charming detail of domestic intimacy.

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Wow, Lakshmi, this is genial, the title, motive, humor, colours, ambiguity, theme - you name it! Definitely, undoubtedly a real candy of a shot / them. Really, really good work.

Now THIS is something I would like to have on the cover of my book!

Bravo girl!

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