just to wind up where you are
And when you reach that broken promised land / And all your dreams slip though your hands / And you know that it’s too late to change your mind / Because you’ve paid the price to come so far / Just to wind up where you are / And you’re still just across the borderline (Ry Cooder as sung by Willy DeVille)
posted: November 3, 2010
under: black & white, pictures
tags: b & w, Berlin, city, D40, hiatus, img, road, Willy DeVille
i’ll bet you phone the city planners and find out where they just painted the streets hehe, your pics are always so perfect in black and white, and that means your black is perfect and your white is perfect :p those lines, guiding us into our future, where will we end up? i don’t care where we go, i don’t care what we do, i don’t care pretty baby, just take me with you! ~ Prince
I like the bold composition here. Front and center to the mind.
In erster Linie sind das Führungslinien, direkt ins gelobte Land zum Crepes, aber bei zuviel Crepes aufgepasst auf die schlanke Linie … aber damit man nicht überbordet gibt es ja Grenzen und wieder Linien, nämlich Richtlinien.
Danke Fritsch, für den Anstoss wieder mal die CDs von Ry und Willy aus dem Regal zu holen.
There is the big line and someone (a liitle bit of him) in the corner, and the sign for crepes. Because of the food, we could imagine we are in
Brittany, but we are not. White lines have their personality / nationality. Our world is not yet totally globalized and that’s good to view that here, thanks to you, Fritsch.
follow the line, forget the rules, turn right or go left, stay here and learn to look, go ahead never stop don’t look back, learn from its past and take his time, enjoy the colors and thinking black and white, we are prisoners of our freedom or free to choose our cage? thank you for sharing my friend, sometime it feels good to ask question, this picture do it to me, Kris.
Dick und Fett, anstatt kurz und unterbrochen. Durch folgen kommt man auf die andere! Seite.
Gut geshen weiter so,.,..
Joe
Bildaufbau, Schwarz-Weiß Nuancen und die szenische Einladung zum Verweilen sind für mich sehr gut umgesetzt. Tolles Foto!