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(Pink Floyd) 1982* by Denise Wall

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11-06-03	Denise Wall

The Wall
(Pink Floyd) 1982 by Denise Wall*

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Denise Wall 10-Nov-2003 19:15
Thanks for the comments guys.

Earl, you're wife's interpretation made me burst out laughing! Perhaps she's got it right. I do find it somewhat more satisfying to view that way :-)

Al, I tried to shoot this so that anyone who has experienced this type of breakdown in a relationship, or seen it in others' relationships, will identify with the scene this picture depicts. I think you're right that it's all too common.

Denise

Canon DSLR Challenge 10-Nov-2003 04:01
Even if there weren't a movie called the Wall, you'd get the overpowering sensation of the solid obstruction between the couple. I wonder how many "walls" like this are built every day?
Good shot.--Al Pacheco

Canon DSLR Challenge 10-Nov-2003 02:39
I just wanted to add this ... My wife and I were talking about your picture after she saw it for the first time. I told her what I thought you were thinking and then she told me what she thought you were thinking. I liked her idea better ... She said you were just waiting for the poison to take effect. :) -Earl Waud

Denise Wall 08-Nov-2003 15:40
Thank you all so much for the comments. This is my husband and me (wow, ten seconds is a pretty long time!) in our *completely* staged :-) interpretation of marital strife. Note I did not totally desaturate the image - a sign things aren't completely dead perhaps. Any critiques welcome. Denise

Guest 07-Nov-2003 05:31
This is one of my favorites. It should probably make me think of Empty Spaces but for some strange reason it makes me think of a couple of tracks before that: Mother. At any rate... definitely Floydian. Great job!
(And now I'm going off to watch the Roger Waters' The Wall Live DVD... again :))

Scott Hopkins 07-Nov-2003 00:11
When I first saw the picture I didn't get why you titled it "The Wall" and then Earl made his comments and it hit me, I guess that I am a little slow today :)

The other thing about this picture is that it "feels" like Pink Floyd and I can't put my finger on why....I can just see this as part of their album art.

I really do like this shot, and the best part is that I can't explain why...I just do.

Great job.

Canon DSLR Challenge 06-Nov-2003 23:37
Denise, this is a very interesting image. Based on the title I am interpreting it to be highly emotional situation, and I can almost feel the tension in the photograph. It’s like an argument is a just moment away. I’m hoping that it was completely staged because I find it very convincing. Nice entry. –Earl Waud

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Denise Wall		10-Nov-2003 19:15
Thanks for the comments guys. Earl, you're wife's interpretation made me burst out laughing! Perhaps she's got it right. I do find it somewhat more satisfying to view that way :-) Al, I tried to shoot this so that anyone who has experienced this type of breakdown in a relationship, or seen it in others' relationships, will identify with the scene this picture depicts. I think you're right that it's all too common. Denise

Canon DSLR Challenge		10-Nov-2003 04:01
Even if there weren't a movie called the Wall, you'd get the overpowering sensation of the solid obstruction between the couple. I wonder how many "walls" like this are built every day? Good shot.--Al Pacheco

Canon DSLR Challenge		10-Nov-2003 02:39
I just wanted to add this ... My wife and I were talking about your picture after she saw it for the first time. I told her what I thought you were thinking and then she told me what she thought you were thinking. I liked her idea better ... She said you were just waiting for the poison to take effect. :) -Earl Waud

Denise Wall		08-Nov-2003 15:40
Thank you all so much for the comments. This is my husband and me (wow, ten seconds is a pretty long time!) in our completely staged :-) interpretation of marital strife. Note I did not totally desaturate the image - a sign things aren't completely dead perhaps. Any critiques welcome. Denise

Guest		07-Nov-2003 05:31
This is one of my favorites. It should probably make me think of Empty Spaces but for some strange reason it makes me think of a couple of tracks before that: Mother. At any rate... definitely Floydian. Great job! (And now I'm going off to watch the Roger Waters' The Wall Live DVD... again :))

Scott Hopkins		07-Nov-2003 00:11
When I first saw the picture I didn't get why you titled it "The Wall" and then Earl made his comments and it hit me, I guess that I am a little slow today :) The other thing about this picture is that it "feels" like Pink Floyd and I can't put my finger on why....I can just see this as part of their album art. I really do like this shot, and the best part is that I can't explain why...I just do. Great job.

Canon DSLR Challenge		06-Nov-2003 23:37
Denise, this is a very interesting image. Based on the title I am interpreting it to be highly emotional situation, and I can almost feel the tension in the photograph. It’s like an argument is a just moment away. I’m hoping that it was completely staged because I find it very convincing. Nice entry. –Earl Waud