fahim mohammed
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nicolas claris
OPF Co-founder/Administrator
I don't know where that junk comes from, but that's a nice image!
Mike Shimwell
New member
Hi Fahim
My first reply seems to have disappeared. Lovely image and very evocative.
Mike
My first reply seems to have disappeared. Lovely image and very evocative.
Mike
fahim mohammed
Well-known member
Good morning Nicolas, Mike.
Thank you for stopping by. This was something I saw on a ledge of a building in Leysin, with the sunlight
just as you see here. Maybe a discarded swiss chronometer, but I doubt it.
Regards.
Thank you for stopping by. This was something I saw on a ledge of a building in Leysin, with the sunlight
just as you see here. Maybe a discarded swiss chronometer, but I doubt it.
Regards.
janet Smith
pro member
Bold, striking, very nice!
fahim mohammed
Well-known member
Janet, appreciate you taking the time to look and comment.
Take care.
Take care.
Bernhard Rees
New member
Very interesting light, texture, shapes and last but not least colors to discover in this picture. It takes a little while to find out about the many details presented but this is well invested time.
Bernhard
Bernhard
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Fahim,
I've been fascinated by this picture since you posted it as it reminded me of a photograph I'd seen before. Here it is.
Here the door in a Scottish castle, abandoned against the wall and light from a high window set a long shadow on the wall.
In both, the subject seems to be in a dungeon. The door indicating a passage from one part of life to another and the wheel suggesting a journey are broken down and they are only reminders of how temporary we are against time and the lifeless rocks that make up the universe.
Asher
Ruben Alfu
New member
Love these images Fahim and Asher, they are great in every way. To me, the light not simply plays an utilitarian role, but becomes a protagonist in the picture.
fahim mohammed
Well-known member
bernhard, thanks for taking the time to see my photo. Indeed, I too keep coming back to it. I am
trying to find a photo of the full wheel.
Regards.
trying to find a photo of the full wheel.
Regards.
fahim mohammed
Well-known member
Asher, uncanny..just uncanny. I have to study you posting more thoroughly.
Best.
Best.
Fahim,
I've been fascinated by this picture since you posted it as it reminded me of a photograph I'd seen before. Here it is.
Here the door in a Scottish castle, abandoned against the wall and light from a high window set a long shadow on the wall.
In both, the subject seems to be in a dungeon. The door indicating a passage from one part of life to another and the wheel suggesting a journey are broken down and they are only reminders of how temporary we are against time and the lifeless rocks that make up the universe.
Asher