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always an interesting photo from you, good Monday ~Scott
Thank you very much for the compliment, Scott!
Greetings,
rabirius.
My pleasure, thank you for the likes and follow!
You’re very welcome.
Very nicely done!
Thank you very much, Jennifer.
Oh, hell yes. The photo narrative in stark tones dealing with callused subjects in a concrete and metal setting heads down and one already crouching two to go in the grit. Knowing it from seeing it. Great work.
Thank you very much for the nice compliment!
Greetings,
rabirius.
What a great photo!
Thank you!
Such a gritty subject so delicately rendered.
Thank you, Patti!
Nice shot !!!
Thank you!
Welcome, as a worker or as a walker?
I guess the best is… as a photographer.
The picture is sensational.
Depends…
…I still need to work 😦
…and thanks for the compliment.
In fact, i most to work to… but… i like to that… so far…I like my job.
I don’t complain about mine either…
…nonetheless, it is always nice to have free time 🙂
Intriguing!
Thank you!
Love this photo.
Thank you, Mobius!
your creative in(fusions) in this may-day theme brings a sorta x-ray flashing-s in the background! well done R.
Thank you very much for the compliment!
Great work you do, I love how you never stop experimenting. Excellent photos.
Thank you.
I think it is always good to try something different…
…so I keep on experimenting.
Very fine photo. Like the verticals on the diagonals below; the grays; and a vague reflection, adding a touch of mystery.
Thank you very much, Harrie.
Fascinating view!
Thank you!
Reblogged this on lost creek publishing.
they seem not to suffer from too much sun 🙂
…well, over there it is hot most of the time, so you probably get used to the heat.
This is terrific-I cannot wait to see more of your work-
Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
Thanks for reblogging.