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rabirius 
26 responses to “The Red Dot”
It is amazing to see how much the person in the red jacket improves the quality of the image.
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Thank you.
Yes, I also liked it a lot. She sat like she was put there for the sake of the photo.
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Shouldnt this be given a red point by the Red Dot Design Award ?
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Well, that would be nice. 🙂
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Bravo !!
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Thanks, Kim!
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Reblogged this on From 1 Blogger 2 Another.
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Thank you for reblogging.
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Welcome!
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Daar kan je echt niet naast kijken
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Badankt.
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Reminded me of the 3-year old girl in the red coat – (Schindler’s List) – less the horror.
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I cannot remember that – but it has been ages since I saw the film.
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That looks super cool 🙂
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Thank you, Joshi.
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möge die Woche weiter angenehm verlaufen, Klaus
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Danke. Dir ein schönes Wochenende.
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Fab splash of colour. Well, dot, not splash.
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Thank you, Jill.
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rabirius, a red dot in a vast wilderness, but not insignificant. Exceptional artistic work!
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Thank you very much for your words, Lance.
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Always a pleasure, rabirius!
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Reblogged this on Greek Canadian Literature.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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From above everything looks – clear, but lonely.
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Well, a solitary figure usually is lonely. 🙂
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