Between Heaven and Hell for Bill (Radar_rad-dude) by sandra46
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I dedicate this image to Bill (Radar_rad-dude) who came back after a difficult time. The title has little to do with him, however. Possibly because I've recently watched again the Lord of the Rings film trilogy (extended), or because it's objectively easy to see multiple realities in an urban environment, I decided to choose this title for these sportsmen riding and jogging a sunny Sunday away. I saw them from a bridge across the Mur river in Graz. Possibly the graffiti writer who chose the subject was suggesting something like that, with his interpretation of an eerie, disturbing river painted on a wall along the bank of the real river, with a lower and higher level.
Thank you for your kind comments.
Comments (55)
Excellent work.
This is truly a wonderful shot with so much detail to look over.
Interessantes Foto.
Immagine pirotecnica , quasi irreale ! Interessante !
bien vu!!
~What a fabulous image! And a really fabulous dedication!~
SUPER COOOOL
It always makes me very curious about what you show us - it's beautiful
This is marvelous! Wonderful composition, and capture of the two central characters. The position of the jogger, tree, and mural are perfect. Excellent perspective of the different levels. I like the blast of color from the mural in the more subdued color of the surrounding buildings. I like this a lot!
Great find and capture! I get the feeling of two worlds stacked on each others! :o)
The imaginary Underworld meets the Reality-world - what a stark contrast and interesting juxtapose! BB
Great POV. Stunning captures. Very intriguing to see this urban-scene, dear Sandra.
Sandra! Thank you for this really amazing dedication! I can't find the words to thank you enough. It is quite a coincidence that the subject of the graffiti is a river, for the Missouri river was really raising many problems for the residence back in Bismarck, ND. Many million dollar homes built on the banks of the river have been flooded and much more flooding is expected because the Garrison dam up river is overflowing and will need to be lowered as fast as possible. Bismarckers will have high water levels till August according to predictions! Thank you again, Sandra! I love this photo and your most warm hearted kindness in remembering me! Many kudos to you as well!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thats very colourful and very interesting to look at :o)..Excellent Mick
WOW! That is a bit more than just Graffiti - this is actually a work of art. Super catch Sandra! Dana
Excellent and very creative shot!
very colorful and superb dedication
A wonderfully colourful photo. It's a shame that there are no places such as this in Canada. The graffiti is vibrant and inspired in spite of its dark theme and perfectly juxaposed with the classic urban street front above.
fantastic everything! a superb image.
That really is a bizarre arrangement of elements.
Fantastic shot, nice colorful graffiti and two athletes at the same time. Superb!
Your city pictures are beautiful. I myself have an eye on my city and many a 2nd look. Especially graffiti I find fascinating. Here you have found a work of art and I hope that it will not gecrosst so quickly. Street art is quickly ephemeral.
Nicely composed shot erland
very cool scene!
I assume most people would highlight the amazing graffiti, but here it's a layer in the sedimentary strata of a city. Just another urban 'event', and what an event it is. From the overview, it's like the fiery jaws of hell beneath the main street above. And the runner down below is yet another addition to the piece. Your pov makes a snippet of a neighborhood look like a huge urban layer cake. You know, with an expensive camera---the ones that pro photographers use, like at the Nat Geographic---you'd get detail in shots like this that would not only knock people's socks off, visually, but which could be blown up to wall size and stun people across a long high-rise lobby. Not suggesting you sell everything for a lens that costs more than most Ferrari's, but take it as a compliment that I say this...Nevertheless, the detail here is endless, and the slope of everything towards the back of the image, and the trees on the left, all cap it off visually---I mean in purely design terms, as well as natural ones (the trees add the touch of nature that the piece needs; just right that you included them). A terrific vision of a small segment of a city; and the purplish-chocolate tone is perfect for the very intense world underneath, whose energies seem to spread throughout the whole picture. Terrific work. I hope Bill is well, and all is well with those he loves. Sorry to hear he went through some hard times.