Friends?

wfeller

wfeller

Maybe an explanation is in order

Apparently a brick was hurled through this now boarded up storefront window. A case of the company's claim of 'Friends' being rejected by the poverty-stricken neighborhood??

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black mamba

Who knows, Walter, some low-life people don't need any reason to start chunking stones. Then again, it might have been an innocent occurrence. Hard to say.

Tom

wfeller

black mamba wrote:

Who knows, Walter, some low-life people don't need any reason to start chunking stones. Then again, it might have been an innocent occurrence. Hard to say.

Tom

I agree, it's a strange neighborhood. I was trying to give that impression /tell that story with just an image of the broken glass with the word "Friends" on it--symbolism I suppose. Possibly a well designed interpretive statement could do it? ... a very sad verse? :cry

Sometimes I like to try things with images other than the feel good stuff--Psychologically queasy. I'll work on it.

Dogdots

I sat and looked at this for a long time. Couldn't see the broken window even after looking at it again. I do see the wood -- I need glasses

I do like symbolism if that is the right word to use. Wonder what the other words were.

wfeller

Dogdots wrote:

I sat and looked at this for a long time. Couldn't see the broken window even after looking at it again. I do see the wood -- I need glasses

I do like symbolism if that is the right word to use. Wonder what the other words were.

That's where I'm wondering if it could be the processing? Others haven't seen it either. Just look at where the reflection is and is not. The effect is mostly on the lower right.

I believe before it was broken the panel said,

Friends
Store
& ???d

It's the rightmost panel in a three panel window.

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Wil Davis

Was the original in B&W or colour?

I'd like to see the colour version if possible…

- Wil