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rabirius 
59 responses to “The Machinations of the Shadow Man”
Wonderful image. As always, a story in the making.
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Thank you very much.
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Very interesting capture Rabirius
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I’m happy you like it, Tina.
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Really good image
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Thank you, Derrik.
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Eigenzinnig als altijd, mooi!
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Bedankt, Jan.
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Zou me niet gerust voelen met zo’n schim in mijn omgeving
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Dank je wel, Marylou.
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Very special
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Thank you, Edward.
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“Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? The Shadow knows!” The introduction to the “The Shadow” radio program from 1937. You wonderful image reminded me of the intro to the show, which I had heard at some point. But I don’t remember when, since the radio program is way before my time. Maybe the Shadow Man whispered it in my ear one night.
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Sounds interesting. Maybe the show can be found somewhere on the net?
Thank you for your compliments, Timothy.
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It looks like you can download episodes of “The Shadow” from oldworldradio.com.
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Okay, thank you. I’ll take a look.
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het zier een een beetje onheilspellend uit Rabirius
groeten
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Dank je wel, Willy.
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Rabirius, you are a master of photography… your thoughts used like shadow and light.
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Thank you so much for your words, Lance.
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You’re very sincerely welcome, rabirius.
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Intrigerend !
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Dank je wel, Dirk.
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always busy, this man, I think…
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There’s a lot to do in the shadows. 🙂
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Great image
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I’M glad you like it, Stevie.
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A fascinating direction you’re taking.
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Thank you, Michael.
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Mooi zeg. Dit soort sfeervolle geheimzinnigheid hou ik wel van
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Dank je wel, Henk.
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Is it this figure that is alienated, or is this figure in an alien(ated) world? Only the poet can answer.
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Well, if you know a poet who is inspired to find some words for my picture I’m looking forward to hearing them.
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Compelling photograph, Rabirius.
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Thank you, Jane. I’m glad you like it.
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Toll, ein Szenenausschnitt aus einem Thriller?
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Vielen Dank.
Nein, eigentlich eher der Schatten einer alltäglichen Situation. 🙂
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It is within the shadows that truth is known. Very unique image, Rabirius. I couldn’t take my eyes off of it.
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Thanks a lot, Amy. I’m glad you like it.
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Captivating! Thinking how great poster this one would make.
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Well, it if fits it might end up in my next exhibition.
Thanks for your compliment.
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Mysterious…like a film 🤓☺️
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Thank you, Hedy. I’m glad you like it.
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Is that you in a dream?
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No. I took the photo. 🙂
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Could have been a selfie.
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I only tried a selfie once, and everybody told me that it was not. 🙂
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Ya. I don’t do selfies either. I don’t know why folks like to do them so much – they usually look pretty distorted with big noses and eyeballs. Not very flattering.
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You’re right. It is a mystery to me as well.
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So many questions. So few answers.
Fun.
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Well, just take a close look at the shadows. 🙂
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Mystic image!!! Like the end of an art movie where we just keep guessing.
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Thank you, Deeksha. I’m glad you like it.
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creative mind…creative capture!
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Thanks. I’m glad you like it, Kirt.
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Genius 🙂
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Thank you.
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I like this because it’s a great photo and a great caption: there’s a story waiting to get out
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Thanks a lot, John. I’m glad you like it.
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