it's me oh lord... by nikolais
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Description
Spotted this morning... found rather interesting.
Thanks a lot for your care of the FARTHER.
Enjoy your weekend!
Nikolay
Comments (16)
Even apart from the text, it is a really beautiful and intersting image!
I love the color contrasts and the vertical lines of this photograph. You can find really wonderful things, Nikolay.
Very nice work!
original and nice concept Nicolai
There is somebody back in there if I'm not mistaken. I'll have to visit this photo some more. Going in my favorites for future viewing. Mysteriously well done:)
This capture is really a peace of art itself. It is most beautiful, what yu have done to it. I love it.
cool selective colour work
wonderful depth, lines and contrasts
fantastic photo.
Wonderful capture, it makes a thought-provoking abstract!
There are many lurking in there, I see many eyes looking out, not knowing who they are .. Masterful capture
the textures alone make this wonderful, you got grain, line, shine, shadow, words...and the interplay of the painted forms make it even moreso. The bare trees/bushes at bottom add nature and spindly line to the wall, and the black, white and spot of red are perfect accents. This could be found in NYCity too, and with your title it seems like a haunting cry emanating from within the wall. Haunting and visually powerful; very fine work once more, Nikolay. A very acute inner eye....
This is quite superb Nikolay you find and turn so many things into Photo art!
Splendid contrasts ;O)
I love this type of shots. Colours compositon and artistic eye make art in mormal walls
love this one, you indeed communicated a religious feeling in this work