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  David Lyga

• Sep 23, 2017

Classic composition with the added advantage of correct toning and correct interplay of life. - David Lyga

 

• grahamp

• Sep 23, 2017

It's slightly surreal to me - probably the cat in relation to the figure - and I keep feeling there is a message I need to grasp. Odd, but I will remember it.

 

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  David Lyga

• Sep 23, 2017

I know what you mean, in that that cat seems a bit too prominent, lending credence to the possibility that maybe, just maybe, its presence is nefarious. I am now frightened. - David Lyga

 

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  hobbes

• Sep 23, 2017

The cat relation to the human figure in the background, the cat with its dominating, overwhelming presence to the little guy ..the cat being a symbol - well, this cat's supremacy reminds me the Bulhakov's "Master and Margareth" (although the Bulhakov's cat was black).. Thank you David and Graham. Going back to the darkroom now..

 

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  macfred

• Sep 23, 2017

Remarkable work ! I guess it's about the Grinning Cheshire Cat. Go, ask Alice when she's 10 feet tall ...

 

• Ron789

• Sep 23, 2017

Superb! The cat in a great pose, the person on the bridge, the historic scenery, good composition, good light and contrast, all made even more surrealistic by the lith print..... my compliments!

 

• HiHoSilver

• Sep 24, 2017

'Really magnificent, Hobbes. 'Composition is so strong it would shine with several treatments. For some reason, there's less of the 'grit' that often comes w/ lith. and to my eyes, it gives more impact to the already fine composition. 'Very beautiful.

 

• pbromaghin

• Sep 25, 2017

Magnificent.