The weekly photo challenge is to try to convey a personal view of what we see when looking through our lens; to use light, line, composition and other elements to lead the viewer to our focus; to tell in a single frame the story we saw … photo credit for this one goes to my husband –
My contribution is this one, taken in Tallinn, Estonia … 
I’d say my husband has the edge on this one as his story has greater impact, I think – but I leave it to the viewer to interpret … not that we are in any way in competition with each other 😉
Beyond the Brush 
Love both the photos, Lynne. I bet that old woman really has quite a harrowing story to tell.
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Whenever I see people in such a situation I wonder what brought them there and what their stories are. and I always feel sad, and I always feel thankful.
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Completely complementary!
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😉
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I like both pictures and each one could become a story in it’s own right. Well done! 😀
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Thank you, Dianne – maybe you should give it a try 😉
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I think I just might do that 😀
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Woo Hoo – I wanna read the results! I’ll post them!
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Both photos are very strong, with unspoken but compelling stories.
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And I bet you could write the stories, Naomi 😉
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Dianne says she might just do that – what about it Naomi? Want to write their stories? I’ll post them 😉
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His photo may tell a narrow story but yours has wider possibilities. Both very interesting.
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Thank you for that, we are both happy 😉
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Great post,thank you.
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Thank YOU, Hanno
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Really lovely, intriguing in fact and both make me want to know more.
I like that you left us in suspense….while I of course had to add words as always!
I think your might have the edge on mystery 🙂
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Oh, mystery is good, I’ll take that 🙂
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