Tom's House

Posted by Duncan Galbraith (kyoto, Japan) on 29 April 2007 in Cityscape & Urban and Portfolio.

America Mura, Osaka City, Japan

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Michelle from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Magical soft colours in this shot - Tom's house looks preety cool to me. Yep - I really like this one Duncan, top imagery.

29 Apr 2007 6:30am

Celialee from Kyoto, Japan

I like this! The soft tone works. However, is it just me or is the clown a bit scary?

29 Apr 2007 10:15am

Helen from Melbourne, Australia

Great shot. I like the processing.

29 Apr 2007 10:28am

Mike Cash from Kiryu, Japan

Great processing. Can't say that I know anything about America-mura. Is it the sort of place that would make an American cringe?

29 Apr 2007 12:00pm

Yukie from Kyoto, Japan

hey, Duncan!
Actually I've never been to America-mura...nice shot, like it.

29 Apr 2007 1:06pm

Angry Buddha from United States

I love your processing on this Duncan. It definitely has a cool dreaminess to it. Hope your back is holding up.

29 Apr 2007 1:31pm

Craig Persel from Montreal, Canada

Wonderful.

29 Apr 2007 6:03pm

Bronnie from New Zealand

I think your processing and composition make this 'happy' shot quite surreal and forbidding - that clown's just a bit scarey!!

29 Apr 2007 7:12pm

Daniel from Olympia, United States

funky.

29 Apr 2007 10:04pm

Alfredo J. Martiz J. from Tokyo, Japan

Sometimes clowns are so scary, great processing!

30 Apr 2007 4:18pm

Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada

Bang-on. I think you've really captured that image of exaggerated carnival fun-house that corporate America likes to export to the rest of the world. And I'd say the creepiness in this shot ("casual life station") fits quite well.

1 May 2007 3:14am

Jason Kravitz from Brussels, Belgium

That's kind of freaky! Love the processing. You should submit this to JPG Mag dream theme that is going on right now.

1 May 2007 10:55am

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