A Pointed Remark by beachzz
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Chip and I were looking out at the skyline on Saturday. He wanted me to see something, so pointed at it. When I saw his hand, I just had to get this shot--I love how it turned out!!
Comments (18)
I think I like this too. Looks almost like he is pointing at a picture instead of the real deal. Nice work and idea. Aloha
Oh wow... this is great... What a neat idea of including his hand in the shot! Chip - you've got lovely artist hands!!!
A moment caught in time, Lovely shot its superb... Well caught!!
great shot
BRILLIANT!
Cool. Of course, I'm not looking at the hand...I'm trying to figure out what Chip is pointing at. Mission impossible:) Safe to assume you standing on a pier?
well seen
Turned out pretty cool!
Cool composition!
I love this! What a wonderful image!
One great spur of the moment image..
Simply stellar, in both focus and composition, Marilyn!
Chip was awesome, he pointed out so many things we would have missed because there was sooo much to see. Great capture of Chip being tour guide!
I think he just dented that building in front of his finger!
yes, a great shot of Chip's finger, lined up perfectly with the dent in that building (I don't remember the name of that building, but it's famous). And Chip's finger is as eloquent as his imagination & presence, and yes he will point out things most of us will miss. A funny & really good shot, and I love how you retained the focus in the buildings but not in the hand: It makes it look like he's pointing to a spot on a photograph. If you're interested, you're looking, here, at the edge of the Loop (right) and the expanse into Near North/North Michigan Avenue (where you were staying, left). And across a harbor I assume & on Saturday's walk. (I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure of that.) Your & Tara's interactions with Chip were wonderful: I can see that you go back with him, and I could see how much you love & appreciate him. This finger is somehow him! Fine portrait, and you didn't even capture his face!
WOW! I remember pointing...I think at Columbia College or some place on Michigan Avenue. At any rate, this is a wonderful photograph and it shows a different perspective of me...one I seldom get to see, and I'm surprised at how bendy my finger is! Makes me think I might be double jointed or something. I love the way you caught the buildings in the background, they're so sharp and it looks like they're reflecting blue from the lake. This is a great shot.
Hey, I know this finger, and this hand! I've been watching it point out cool and interesting things for over 10 years now. This is something it really likes to do and I think it has a mind of it's own! Very cool on the fly shot that not only captures the " pressence " of the hand, but the majesty of the Chicago sky line as well. I love how his finger seems to be trying to slot into the top of the building ( can't remember the name of the thing but it has some strange double-pronged corporate name with both words starting with the letter 'M'0 loke he's pushing some giant magic button. Great shot!
This is cool, good imagination. :)