Phenomenal compo! Stay well!

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Thanks, William, and the same to you.

This is fascinating three different ways to Sunday's subconscious.
(No, I don't know what I mean by that, but I don't know what this image means either. But meaning is in the mind of the bewildered.)

Thanks, Sarah. I know what you mean by that even if you don't. But why did she put on the hands of a hod-carrier?

Aha! Farm girl.

Nothing is, as one think it is - otherwise I am speechless with astonishment ... ... really.
And daily task are screaming loud and louder, so I have to leave.
But I'll be back - tonight.
For sure.
Great stuff, nontheless.

Thank you very much, Leon.

a wonderful photo!

Thanks, Annemarie.

A terrific image that has us thinking John, good work.

Thanks, Roger. It got me thinking, too. I think I have a better appreciation of Magritte now,

Great work, John.

Thanks, George.

Whimsy. (Not Lord Peter?) Thinking outside the oft-reviled box. Also a fascinating array of blues, not normally found on the same canvas. This is brilliant.

Thank you very much, Bob. I tried taking the blues out (I have a thing about blue) but realized they were essential).

I really like this one John..............the artwork is brilliant and I like the understated colour palette.

Thanks, Keith.

A fantastic find and a great composition, John !

Thanks, Ulrich.

Seeing the thumb, I was thinking it must be such a portugese tile (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azulejo) I never saw in original. A saint or a priest holding a book? After opening the image the first thing my eyes could fix were these uniform office windows at left - they are not just pattern like on the thumb. And the saint or priest isn't one, but obviousely a lady; no book but a further window ... and finaly the nightly street scene in the middle. No not at all an azulejo ...
And except that "stupid" office tower, I do not have any idea how it works - but greatly it works. Without any doubt.
That's it for the moment from my side.

Thanks, Leon. Yes, how does it work? I'm not sure myself.

Terrific perspective.

Thanks, Esther.

An outstanding shot! Great composition!!

Stay well!

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Thanks you very much, Rainer.

well, you know you've done it now. really wonderful. a great graphic photograph along with being artful. really outstanding.

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Thank you very much, Laura.