Perpetual War XV - we found them a day later.

big is beautiful, i want to see in person too.

Why, good evening, Ms Eve; e mille grazie.

These missing backs of the head, and the scenery itself, are quite absurd and a little bit frightening.
But the tones and treatment is superb!

"These missing backs of the head, and the scenery itself, are quite absurd and a little bit frightening..."

I agree, Siegfried, but find the fright factor to be greater than the sense of the absurd.

Very evocative ... consider the Visual Poets group.

Done, Bob; thanks for the suggestion - hope it's a reasonable 'fit' there, what with the 'bummer' dimension...

Another bad day at the dolls hospital...!
Terrific display.

LOL!

Hello du Tabac, I'm an admin of the group The Church of the Poisoned Mind. It would be great if you would add this doc to our group. Thank you!

certainly, and thanks

it's just for me!!!!!!!!

Swap you for a painting, a-Girl...

wow!

gracias, Fernando!

surreal. really like it :-)

thanks, MacKey. all around us, the real continually slides into the surreal. as you well know!

In some way they are in a odd movement. :)

yes; an echo of the last roll they gave in falling to earth.

Powerful! Sad and scary....a freak show that comes alive when nobody is watching..This might enter my nightmares!

Thanks, Silje. Guess it accomplished what I wanted.

I´m scared, but also impressed !

Well, thanks, Sarah - "scary" was the point! B> )

well seen, man!

Thank you, Ervin. This was one of those things that couldn't be ignored.

Epicure would love their apathy.

and I was thinking of Santayana (but misattributed to Plato): Only the dead have seen the end of war."

5ft long!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! holy shite man. (;

Putting the chop on each other is what we do - no, I take that back: it's what we are.

Look to the east on CNN: columns of armor, columns of wretched civilians, columns of smoke on the skyline.

perpetual war. It's the Big Picture.

Fine work, my friend.

Thank you, Don: you're the War Photgrapher from the City Where the War is Over But the People Live On, and I value your perspective and take on such things - you work in the actual America, where most of the suffering yet dignified Americans are.

Such places exist in pockets around me, but, unlike you, I avoid going to and photographing them, and make metaphors about tribal savagery like this instead.

great environment...

Thanks, feelin, but I was hoping to frighten you!

merveilleusement terrifique !

Thank you, Pinede - another Lady not scared!