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Ohh.. what is she screaming? Is it a name? Maybe she’s singing.. yes, I know, she’s singing 🙂
I have to disappoint you. She is not singing, she is about to get murdered. It is a still from the shower scene in Psycho.
What? Good Lord, that’s terribile 😮
😛
Yes, some things are 🙂
Have a nice Sunday, Dear Rabi 🙂
Thank you Niko. I also wish you a nice Sunday.
😉
Great!
Thank you.
Wow, what’s the story behind this I wonder, Rabirius? It looks very interesting. Who is the woman, is she someone famous or just a general illustration, and I wonder what this lighting installation is for? The object itself looks festive in design, yet you have let us consider her expression and the picture to be something of a different mood altogether, with the lighting and the title. Excellent!
Well, it is a still from the movie Psycho and Marion Crane is about to get murdered in the shower. Though the whole thing is part of some kind of roundabout I photographed at a fairground in Larnaca, Cyprus.
Thank you very much for your compliment!
Wow I totally missed that. Good one haha! That’s interesting.
The original picture already is a bit older and I first didn’t notice that it was from Psycho as well. 🙂
Muy rica placa. Saludos.
Muchas gracias.
🙂
This photo would make a great poster. Really cool.
In fact, would it be possible to have it as a poster…?
Thank you very much for your compliments.
I uploaded the picture to my shop, where you can by it as a poster and various other formats. This is the direct link:
http://rabiri-us.artistwebsites.com/featured/the-scream-rabirius.html
Greetings,
rabirius.
Thank you. Will take a look 🙂
You’re very welcome.
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