Armchair

Ingenious! Slightly surreal with a film noir touch!

Thank you, Gudrun =)

This is quite ghostly. Are you in a cellar?

Yes, I got inspired by that wall! =)

FANTASTIC, Sami *************************

Thank you, Marie-claire =)

Lovely play of light and shadow Sami.

Thank you, Jaap =)

Where is the killer? Excellent mood.

At the other end of the arm! >=D

P.S. That's the "missing feature" ;-)

Wow !! ça donne le frisson

Merci, Dan =)

Arme stoel!
(Poor chair!) (in Dutch arm means arm but also poor and pitiful)

Thanks! =D

Nice to know. So, in Dutch this gets an additional connotation =)

Beautifully photographed Sami

Thank you, Janano =)

horror :0 spooky light...works great in b/w

Thank you, Wertti =)

I recognise the idea from the Dali image of Halsman;
thanks for all the links

Spot on! =)

That is indeed intentional reference.

Ah, your creativity is in action.

Thank you, Esther =)

Bon, tu nous a illustré un rébus !
:))

Cool shadowing

A dip into your creative bucket here... well done Sami.:)

Stay Positive

superb !!!

nkice title :-)))))

Again a fabulous, original and creative realization of the group theme! :)

Danke für die Anregungen!

film noir meets salvador dali! love this.

well done Sami

happy autumn

This must be "rule of the missing feature." Besides that, this is a masterful composition and work of art!

No, I'm wrong, there is an arm. Literal? Arm...Chair?

☑ the rule of the direct approach because there is what one was supposed to present, a chair.

☑ the rule of the unusual technique, strong low spotlight and posterize (Sabattier effect) post processing: digital-photography-school.com/the-sabattier-effect

☑ the rule of the added unusual feature hopefully thanks to the chair held like this. And again, also the strong light pointing from down to up. Moreover, the wall is kind of unusual as well. And me wearing a suit =P

☑ the rule of the missing feature hopefully thanks to not showing the whole person. So, the rest of the body is missing. The actor is hiding behind the frame.

☑ the rule of compounded features, if at least two above becomes true.

☑ the rule of the literal or ideographic method. Most difficult one to implement. But I have understood it means something like graphs that looks what they mean: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ideogram
So, if one sees an arm and a chair, it is then: armchair... =,D

And of course the chair is held like some threatening arm to hit with...

★彡 Good work. Have a lovely week 彡★

Lieber arm dran, als Arm ab!

LOL!
"An arm's better off than an arm."
I wanted to see how this pun works in English.

Sorry, does not compute... 8-}