Evaluation by auntietk
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Jackson Square
New Orleans, Louisiana
March, 2014
Don't forget to zoom ...

Comments (15)
Nice one, I've done that SO many times; just stood and looked at something, either appreciating or thinking about buying!!
Nice candid capture! I wonder if Jock had any paintings there
A spot on title and a splendid image.
Okay...have you ever had those moments when something reminded you of something else on the most visceral level? That just happened. This is not an image of Charles Bridge, the language being spoken isn't Czech, in fact, this isn't even a bridge (is it?) and yet...Prague assumes this particular pose: generally in the shape of a blond woman (most likely Dutch or Austrian) pausing to consider the intricacies of something probably involving glass, amber, puppets, or surreal oddness. I love feeling that particular echo in this particular image. You do these crowd shots so well, and they are extra-outstanding in black and white; they're so alive, so inviting, and so comfortable. This is most definitely one of those images that rocks.
Very telling, how far she is from the work. I've done many shows. and visited even more, and I notice that if one gets too close there is a risk that the artist/craftman might just SPEAK to you, shock, horror!
A penny for her thoughts? Great crop.
I wonder if she found one she liked. What a fascinating scene!
Every picture tells a story and you tell a story so well with that camera of yours ☺
Great scene captured! Black and white suits all of these so well!
Excellent composition and the image can be read in more than one way. Her expression could be "What the hell is it?" or "I really like this." Your choice. Another superb slice of life in black and white.
You really hit paydirt when you found this spot. So many people and things to see.
Superb capture Tara. God bless.
I'm evaluating the evaluator...... LOL I'm loving this series, Tara! You are so good at timing these shots!
I meet one artist who used to sell like this and he say it a hard life. very good shot
Always a browse is best.. Neat candid, fine shot Rob