On the Roof

[seamus finn]

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[RSL]

A great shot, Seamus. I love it. I gather the guy on the left is real and he's come to solve the problems posed by the dummies.

[stamper]

Very interesting. Hopefully vertigo didn't affect you. I am always on the look out for places above ground level to be able to shoot from a height but they aren't easy to find without risking your life.

[Rob C]

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Nicer images every day - just love black/white done well, with feeling. So hotdam rare.

Rob

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

One of your best yet, Seamus!
And perfect timing.

[Rajan Parrikar]

Superb.

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

Barcelona? Nice human touch, Seamus. Seems we share the fascination with metal sculptures on the roof:

[Rob C]

One of your best yet, Seamus!
And perfect timing.

The timing is crucial! HC-B never got it better.

Rob

[Jeremy Roussak]

Good shot!

Jeremy

[RSL]

Barcelona? Nice human touch, Seamus. Seems we share the fascination with metal sculptures on the roof:

That guy's been lying on the roof so long he's becoming holy.

[Rob C]

That guy's been lying on the roof so long he's becoming holy.

Or a mummy.

Rob

[seamus finn]

Barcelona? Nice human touch, Seamus. Seems we share the fascination with metal sculptures on the roof:

Barcelona is right, Slobadan. This picture, taken in 2014, want unheeded until the other night when I came across it again and wondered why I hadn't paid it any attention before. I often notice this phenomenon. Some images,dismissed at first glance, grow better with age! By the way, nice one yourself.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

All I know about Barcelona I'm afraid I learned from the British TV series "Fawlty Towers," in which Basil frequently explains something stupid that Manuel has done by saying "Oh, he's from Barcelona."

Perhaps Manuel grew up on rooftops.

[seamus finn]

Many thanks,guys, for your kind comments.