Holy cow... I can't wait to see what's next in this series. With this one... I don't even know where to start. It's like in Slaughterhouse Five by Vonnegut, where the Tralfamadorians have four-dimensional books that offer the entire story, removed from time, all at once. That's what this feels like. Amazing.

hi
got to se this picture browsing blogger and ... suddently in the midst of your galleri of photographs. You take good pictures !! what is the story of this man ? did he sell a bad car ??

all the bedst, zoe

at zoetati.blogspot.com

nicely composed, well-timed. also, wtf?

This is great!

Is the hint of the American flag in the reflection intentional? I look at this character as a metaphor for the USA- Bruised, angry and a wee bit crazy.

Not a happy camper there, that's for sure.
He could be in the running for the "Rough Day at the Office" contest if there was one...

I think he's telling you how he
got his bruises...how did he?

Huevos, puto. It's great. don't want to meet him at night in this "city of hope"

great picture, what's the story? :-)

This is greatness!

I keep coming back to this picture. The thing that keeps getting me is how the circle in the car pictures reinforces the circle on the eye. And he doesn't seem to be flipping you off... must be in telling the story of the fight...why would he be in a boxing stance otherwise. Seriously good stuff.

nice, i enjoyed looking at the people (telling myself, "he wasn't nice") and then looking at the name of the piece.

Basically a perfect shot!

Is the hint of the American flag in the reflection intentional? I look at this character as a metaphor for the USA- Bruised, angry and a wee bit crazy.