Fashion Shops
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Cleaning the Tabernacle
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Deadly Bored
Once again, the meaning of this picture is counter intuitive and “made up” by the composition. The scene is seen from the perspective of the mannequin: at the end of a hard day spent sitting on the street-front, it (or he?) looks deadly bored and tries to kill the time before the shop closes by casually looking at the next passerby. The directional effect (from the mannequin to the passerby) is achieved by the diagonal connecting the tip of the hat, the feet of the mannequin and the cast of the shadow. Taken as a whole, these elements drive the eye from the mannequin to the persons and not vice-versa.
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The Silent Ceremony
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Mistress Of Puppets
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The Sorcerer’s Shop
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A Special Dress for a Special Party
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Sales Force
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Should I Buy It? (Best Taken With an 85mm)
…but actually with a 23mm (35mm equivalent, cropped.)
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Belgian Hats
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Belgian Gloves
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Stage Setting
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The Hamlet’s Dilemma
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The New Church
In the XXIth Century, a new church grows, to satisfy old needs.
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A Fashion Shop in Milan
In a fashion shop is always hard to tell the difference beween a model and a store clerk.
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A party that shall never come
A dress and a bag waiting to be sold. Will the party ever take place?