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Saturday, December 5, 2009

"He stared into the wall at the far end of the room"



"He stared into the wall at the far end of the room" - Midnight in Dostoevsky by Don DeLillo
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12 comments:

  1. Jean06 December, 2009 01:51

    wonder if there's anything there.

    A smile from SJ =)

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  2. the dear Zé06 December, 2009 03:38

    Bull with no fight.

    Beijo

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  3. diane b06 December, 2009 06:02

    I wonder if cows ever fall off a mountain at night?

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  4. Tash06 December, 2009 06:36

    Hmmm...unusual interpetation. Great image.

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  5. Sehraeuber06 December, 2009 08:34

    ... and saw into another world and was satisfied with his own :)

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  6. Joan Elizabeth06 December, 2009 12:13

    What's going on with this image ... is it a real cow with mountains reflected in his coat?

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  7. Martina06 December, 2009 12:21

    Joan Elizabeth, it is more a really bad photo (far too much backlighting) that I played around with - pushing contrast far up. Then suddenly I thought: hm, not so bad now. ;-)

    Cacador, yes, and that's good because otherwise I might have been the opponent, ;-.)

    diane, I am still wondering why cows don't fall off the mountains all the time ;-)

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  8. Bean Fely06 December, 2009 13:20

    poderoso, dominador ... uma excelente foto ... parabéns

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  9. Martina06 December, 2009 22:36

    Bean Fely, muito obrigado!

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  10. AB07 December, 2009 09:02

    I love the focus on the head against the wooded mountain background. It is a very handsome animal.

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  11. Anonymous10 December, 2009 20:04

    The bulls, here in Spain we have a lot of...you know the tradition...no comment! I think there are to be photographed and that's all. I don't like Tauromachie. Good picture!
    Serge

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  12. Martina10 December, 2009 21:15

    Serge, I am not so sure it really is a bull - usually at this time of year there are only cows and very very young bulls at the pastures of this altitude, and I remember this as beeing a cow - although a very macho cow, yes, ;-).

    And yes to your non-comment, ;-)!!

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