I have been in a box and seen the boxes for the last 4yrs now. After a while you start to feel like you are a machine.
The reflections are of the building, which look like any other inside the block, that I have been living in.
This is probably the last shot I will ever do inside this building.
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Hah! You again! And shamefully misunderstood again, too. I really don't know how you can keep cheerfully subjecting yourself to this nonsense, but I'm very glad that you do. Cheers.
I'm afraid I'm a sucker for this type of hard contrast, strange colours, strange shapes approach. I can't believe you let it spoil by not adjusting th evertical
This has got some odd and unsettling aspects to it ... there's one or two strange perspective shifts in there that result in an image that insists on some serious attention and thought from the viewer. It's hard to know exactly how all the elements fit together, or if indeed they DO fit together. The impression created is of disjointedness and opression which, given your title, is likely exactly the impact you were intending. It's a very fine and challenging image, and well worth a few minutes' analysis. Hope it gets it! 9.
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