Sulphuric Expellations by Leica Forum Challenge


03-OCT-2009	Jeff Hladun

"Tis now the very witching time of night,
When churchyards yawn and hell itself breathes out "

Hamlet [Act III, sc. ii]

Canon EOS 5D ,Canon 14L
1/160s f/4.5 at 14.0mm iso1000 full exif

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Kat		10-Nov-2009 02:14
Wow!... You have to write a novel to explain your shot! You are so intelligent and so intellectual; you are wasting your time with simple people like us!

Leica Forum Challenge		08-Nov-2009 14:09
Joseph, the breath of Hell has often been described as sulphuric, and is similar in odour to rotten eggs. Here, the visual cues and the written clues are my attempt to interpret the notion of the 'Witching Hour'. As to Carl's other hints to this Challenge, here is a woman in costume which would be both attention-getting and protective - a great combination for Halloween. If that is not enough for you, I would think a woman, 4 meters tall, with a dress 20 meters wide, would be plenty scary. Certainly from me it would elicit a flight response - not to mention the attendant adrenalin-induced shrinkage, which occurs naturally to men in the face of potential danger. Of course, that may not apply to you...

Joseph		07-Nov-2009 13:55
As usual, you are entering an image that has nothing to do with the theme!... Are you trying to play smart again!?

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