Story from this Window by TomDart
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Description
I saw you look out of your window last night. Are you there now? Is everyone is gone, are you in the dark alone or with others? You are there. I saw you last night...did you see me when you looked up? My building is higher than yours; yours is only a few levels. I am on the 13th floor with more above me. I feel those pressing down on me tonight. I suspect we will never meet, well, no consequence. I have been in this room too, too long. When will you look out your window!
This is an experiment of image and text combined. Nothing more.
Comments (9)
It sounds like the beginning of an AMAZING! story. The image is wonderful in B/W. One of the arched windows second from the top?
Nice work!!!
done very well. I've taken so many shots like this but never dared to share them. You presented this with great interest.
A deep B&W that your resume enforced so well ! Another excellent creation from you !
Tom this is outstanding! Wonderful moodiness in B&W fits perfectly with your words... Excellent!
Gorgeous, I adore! Perfect B§W with excellent contrasts and POV!
well, I find your experiment exciting
Your poem is great, and the sight above this roof landscape is great, too! Everything here is strict functional or should I say ugly? No tree in sight.... I love this american style buildings and dream about the things that happened inside... Where is it, and when will all these houses were build? I thing, it is somewhere in the US Eastern region, and the houses are build around 1910-20 or so... Remains me at Berenice Abbotts photos from "Changing New York". Great atmosphere, but I´m not sure, if I should live there...
I make up stories and situations for pictures, too. That is what attracts me to them. The story they tell...or don't. Thought provoking.