[Bob Harris]

nice Dave, a great place to sit and let the mind wander.

[Kerrowdown]

Yet another cue for a song...

[daacon]

reflecting on reflections nice capture Dave

[Sailor]

Beautifully done, buddy. An evocative photo with perfect B&W PP.

We hope to visit our daughter and son-in-law in Connecticut later in the summer - maybe, as you suggested in another thread, we can meet up for a libation or two.

Jer

[jpzk]

Yet another cue for a song...

You mean this, right? ...

You Tube

You Tube

That's a great song to play/sing "on the dock".

[usn ret]

Very deep, leads me to think he might be in a very dark place, the stooped shoulders, the cane, hiding in the shade and he appears to be seeking some kind of answer. Perhaps a Wounded Warrior. Hope you spoke a kind word to him. thanks for sharing, Cliff

[Kerrowdown]

You mean this, right? ...

Oh yes...

[eaglem]

Great way to spend time.

[Sailor]

Very deep, leads me to think he might be in a very dark place, the stooped shoulders, the cane, hiding in the shade and he appears to be seeking some kind of answer. Perhaps a Wounded Warrior. Hope you spoke a kind word to him. thanks for sharing, Cliff

Cliff - I keep coming back and looking at this photograph and you've defined exactly why. It's beautiful but there's a dark component that just gets me.

Dave - once again, this is a fine piece of photography.

Jer

[usn ret]

Cliff - I keep coming back and looking at this photograph and you've defined exactly why. It's beautiful but there's a dark component that just gets me.

Dave - once again, this is a fine piece of photography.

Jer

Yes Jer, this begs more questions than answers. Maybe a veteran, notice the cane, he is in a very dark place. My brother a Viet Nam survivor fought his demon, during a firefight they ran low on ammo, he went to get more ammo, while he was gone the foxhole he was in took a direct hit killing everyone in it, this chased him for 15 years, but he did finally beat it and got his life together.

Cliff

[dcmsox2004]

nice Dave, a great place to sit and let the mind wander.

thanks bob!

Yet another cue for a song...

hearing it my head as i type this....

reflecting on reflections nice capture Dave

thanks dave

Beautifully done, buddy. An evocative photo with perfect B&W PP. much appreciated captain

We hope to visit our daughter and son-in-law in Connecticut later in the summer - maybe, as you suggested in another thread, we can meet up for a libation or two.

Jer

You mean this, right? ... spot on!
Otis Redding - (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay (Official Video) - YouTube

That's a great song to play/sing "on the dock".

Very deep, leads me to think he might be in a very dark place, the stooped shoulders, the cane, hiding in the shade and he appears to be seeking some kind of answer. Perhaps a Wounded Warrior. Hope you spoke a kind word to him. thanks for sharing, Cliff

it's my brother in law... proud vet of the silent service in peace time... however, he has a bum knee, and walking about mystic seaport was a chore for him... but he gutted it out....

Oh yes...

Great way to spend time.

sure was, thanks!

Cliff - I keep coming back and looking at this photograph and you've defined exactly why. It's beautiful but there's a dark component that just gets me.

Dave - once again, this is a fine piece of photography.

Jer

thanks very much !

Yes Jer, this begs more questions than answers. Maybe a veteran, notice the cane, he is in a very dark place. My brother a Viet Nam survivor fought his demon, during a firefight they ran low on ammo, he went to get more ammo, while he was gone the foxhole he was in took a direct hit killing everyone in it, this chased him for 15 years, but he did finally beat it and got his life together.

Cliff