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Posted by bluechameleon (Vancouver, Canada) on 6 August 2008 in Abstract & Conceptual and Portfolio.

I often wonder what really goes on in other peoples lives. How much is shown to the outside world, and what is kept inside. Do they wear their smiles on the inside as well as the outside?

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Comments (23)

Kylie Greenan from Richmond, Australia

A fantastic abstract composition, the lines on the wall and in the reflection are brilliant Bluechameleon, lovely crisp shilouettes, a great image!

6 Aug 2008 5:14am

Nataly from Santa Monica, United States

My first thought 'Good Night, and Good Luck' Clooney`s movie... Great cinematic image, Sharon.

6 Aug 2008 5:19am

Evelyne Dubos from Le Mans, France

An excellent graphic picture, very well composed. Bravo.

6 Aug 2008 6:24am

Erik from Amersfoort, Netherlands

Nice playing with shadows and lights

6 Aug 2008 6:55am

payam from tehran, Iran

you are becoming an expert in B&W photos , the reflection in the table is so beautiful .

6 Aug 2008 8:12am

Baz from Teglia, United Kingdom

I like everything of this picture: shilouettes, lines+curves, composition and especially the reflection on the table. Excellent!

6 Aug 2008 8:40am

Richard_Irwin from Belper, United Kingdom

An interesting interpretation, great use of contrast to spin a tale.

6 Aug 2008 10:46am

Alessandro from Calci (PI), Italy

Incredible. As someone already said, you're developing a great and keen eye for B&W shots.

6 Aug 2008 12:28pm

Daryl from Amagasaki, Japan

Very well observed.

6 Aug 2008 1:31pm

António Pires from Lisbon, Portugal

Quite a lot of your photos are about the inside indeed. The inside of people rather than the inside of peoples lives. In here you are asking what happens behind the curtain of the stage of life.

6 Aug 2008 1:40pm

dan from France

Question maybe without answer! Again, magnificent photographic realization.

6 Aug 2008 1:50pm

Badlydrawnboy from United States

A poignant meditation on human identity and relationship.

"You can hold yourself back from the sufferings of the world,
that is something you are free to do and it accords with your nature,
but perhaps this very holding back
is the one suffering you could avoid".

- Franz Kafka

6 Aug 2008 2:35pm

missparis from PARIS, France

Magnificient the reflection on the table, the magnificent realization

6 Aug 2008 3:52pm

ordinaryimages from Kentucky Bluegrass, United States

i feel stripe-y all over. best...jf

6 Aug 2008 7:19pm

Vincent Bertrand from Montréal, Canada

I love this picture. First of all, a graphic approach very well rendered. Them a breaking pattern theme, two human subjects that also turn out beeing silhouettes. Very well thought. And lastly, the strongest low key B&W treatment : a hell lot of black, a pinch of white and no gray worth mentioning. That's a thing I like, and I'd also like to see you try the opposite [i.e. High Key total contrast B&W]. Awesome.

6 Aug 2008 9:15pm

dj.tigersprout from San Bruno, CA, United States

just brilliant BC! really and truly faaabulous!! so graphic and so intimate... love the 'dazed' expression on the figure on the couch -- it echoes your description wonderfully! and what a philosophical question you ask!! i believe the sum of my experiences to date have answered that question very nicely for me... its what keeps me traveling -- to find the apex of the human spirit! i think this for many reasons is my favorite pic of all from your magical and masterfully emotive portfolio that i have seen! true brilliance here on a multitude of levels...!!! and those shadows!!! BRAVO BC!!!

6 Aug 2008 9:51pm

Rui from Leiria, Portugal

Fabulous composition! As someone said very cinematographic! Graphically impactuous

6 Aug 2008 10:24pm

Nataly from Santa Monica, United States

I keep coming back to this image and loving it more and more every time I look at it. I think that pretty much all of us would like to know what is there on the inside. It explains people`s obsession with celebrity. Some of us hope that the smile is on the inside as well as it is on the outside, and some.. well , would be very pleased and comforted by discovering misery. And I regret to say that the larger amount then we would like would fall into the second category. When the happiness is true and obvious somehow it makes many others angry and desolated. I wish this topic could bring brighter thoughts... but, C`est la vie.

7 Aug 2008 2:46am