creepy!

Love it. But you knew that.

I love this photo! This is the first time I've commented on your blog but I've been loving it for a little while now.

It looks like an scene from a movie…
I find it somehow very different to what you usually do, but it's awesome, as always!

Were the black bars imposed to create the sense of a movie scene? Or is there some other purpose I'm missing?

almost feel the atmosphere: BRAAAAIIIIIINSSS...
i think their faces are missing....

looks like a movie still! awesome!

I like the forlorn atmosphere!

Love it. Very cinematic. Great colours, great lighting. Thanks for posting every day - I don't know how you do it!

Fantastic! Depth of field, perspective, balance, plus multiple interpretations and potential stories, this photo has it all.

This shot has a very cinematic feel to it, as if a screenshot was lifted right off a reel.

I like this one, it's cool, in a retro sort of way.

Creepy .... and cool!

The letterbox gives it a HBO / Showtime feel.

You seem to be into the backs of folks heads lately. It certainly puts an unusual perspective on things. I like this for the patterns/forms and color contrasts.

I seldom comment on your photos but enjoy them on a daily basis, this one is very special.

This photo has me feeling like I am breathing down the neck of the gentleman.

Many different tales spinning in my head about this one. Love it. You should call it necking...

reminds me of an edward hopper painting - very lonely.

As a few people have said, I'm a regular on your site and have never commented. This photo deserves my first comment here.

Love it!

My comment is redundant, but I felt I had to add my voice to the others. This is terrific, and quite different from what you usually put up on tlp. I love your other work too - but this cinematic photo is something altogether different in magnitude of effect, in the sort of thought and imagination it evokes. It seems to me anyway more immediate and full of motion. It looks like the girl is about to turn around, maybe in a coquettish way, maybe in an ambivalent one, maybe in an indifferent one, and meet or not meet the gaze of the guy looking diffidently at the floor and sneaking occasional looks at her...
Great stuff! Thank you very much.

Sam,

This is fantastic~!!! I wonder what he's reading and what she's reading. It almost feels like there will be someone coming into the frame soon to break the silence.

Have you worked on any movies before?

S.th usual as happenin' but such a diff describin'
thx!

How can a place with a flowery curtain and a sign saying "Fresh Lemonade" be "creepy."It is actually a very 60's look. I'm not sure about the story. She is getting his drink/making change. Maybe he is attracted to her. I do love the composition and the debate about the 'story' in the comments.

Just beautiful - so many stories here. It's a really powerful image, beautifully seen and captured.

I thought you shot the screen at the theater or something....very cool...such sharp picture.

I love this shot! So cinematic and the colors are gorgeous!

moody - foreboding. love it. intriguing. creepy.