Fantastic idea!!!

Very beautiful work!

WOW WOW WOW. This is amazing work. The lighting, POV everything is awesome! Really love the unique idea! This is one of those images that you can stare at for a long time and still not see everything. (like the robot from poser all rusted up and dusted over) Excellent work!

Very good pose.

fantastic and macbre image, excellent little details in the set creation and figures in the image. wonderful reflection to show other PoVs!

Fantastique composition!!!!Les miroirs sont un plus!!!BRAVO

like all of your work, this is very interesting and beautifully done...i do like how you have the mirrors placed so one can see the scene from different angles, but for me i can't say that the image holds any personal meaning...i see it as discarded, forgotten items that somehow this gal rediscovers and perhaps seeing the statue again, brings back some memories...oops almost forgot>>love those spider webs :D

Magnífica escena llena de dramatismo, me encanta la composición y los reflejos en esos espejos, desde luego una obra muy buena.

OMG !!! Eso si que es arte ! Excelente trabajo de texturas colores y luz ! Buen día :)

a very interesting composition. so this is literally what i'm seeing: a grown man turned to stone, lying among children's toys that have themselves been overtaken by the steel of their environment, except for a baseball, which does seem dingy. spiderwebs bind him to the floor. webs which have a certain symmetry in the woman's outfit, which is brightly colored. she is the only color in the room. the only actual furniture in the room are two mirrors, which the male figure is facing. my interpretation: he's let himself turn to stone and isolated himself in his own world, both destroying and memorializing the child-like part of himself. it's been a long time, and it's unclear what result her touching stone will have. the baseball hasn't been transmuted yet, and this opens possibilities. given that interpretation, it's a very one-sided view. she doesn't seem have a personality or role other than being the healthy, happy person that's saving him. which, given the environs, doesn't seem like a very rewarding or appealing task. the transmuted toys point to neither an inventive or interesting child (the toys each fit a stereotype) nor a balanced adult. and the mirrors and his calcification facing them point to him being both vain and overly self-involved. i think it would be a lot stronger piece if she had as specific a personality as he does and there was some indication of a connection between the two characters other than physical proximity. technically, it looks as if you achieved exactly the look you wanted (i can't say that's actually true, but it looks like it). the only thing i can see that might be a fault is some slight stretching of the stone texture at the male figure's buttocks. you could probably hide that with some postwork if you wanted. i think your use of materials is very effective, and your lighting and composition perfectly complimentary. great work, and very thought provoking.

Fantastic. People die emotially without the touch of others. As I see it, this happened to this poor guy. Maybe, just maybe he can have a chance to live a little again. If she touches him.. This is one of the best works I have seen - and I have seen so many good ones!

Excellent work.

Very creative idea. Fantastic mood and details. Excellent done.

Very,very deep things going on in my head..and in this image!!The mood/atmosphere is very well created, and the details and mix of bright and dull colors make think of the contradictions in life....Awesome work. You've most certainly placed me in a muse like state of mind. Man I think Jim Morrison(rest his soul) would have love this too..maybe even wrote a few words on this.

I love the scene as always!! I think it´s a great artistic work with the reflections of the persons inside the mirrors. Most excellent!!

GRANDE TRABALHO,FANTÁSTICOS DETALHES,EXCELENTES REFLEXOS NOS ESPELHOS.++++++++5

Wow, between the image and the comments this has become quite the head trip. The image is great, but the questions posed to provoke thought truely set up the image. Nice work and good brain food.

stunning piece of art! thanx for sharing!

This image is visually and emotionally exciting. There is an obvious strong tension between opposites - She is in lively colors , he is in a subdued color. She is warm and soft, he is cold, as hard as stone. She is active he is paralyzed, ...But what is the nature of the clash? What had happened? The hint that it the moment before contact may suggest that she is about to wake him up, and considering the minimal clothing, perhaps sexually? However, since you asked for alternative scenarios, perhaps we just 'missed' the event, 'the touch'. Maybe she turned him into stone? and now that she finished playing with him, he will be left in the basement with all the discarded toys...Is she that cruel, or did he deserve it? It is only one image, but staged so well, it can tell tens of stories!

Wow what an excellent image!!

Lamento, mas sentimentos em cima de imagens, poemas, não são analises do autor, podem ser experiências próprias que a obra revela no sentimento de quem vê. A gente se vê na obra e não ao autor, porque estamos em busca de sentimentos próprios. Qualquer discrição de momentos de criação, sempre será mera especulação, agora sentir a arte, isto sim é um valor de alma. A obra é magnífica, diz alguma coisa. Extremamente bem feita, com iluminação e ambientação extraordinárias, aplausos (5) Lament, but feelings on top of images, poems, are not analyze of the author, they can be own experiences that the work reveals in the feeling of who sees. We are seen in the work and not to the author, because we are in search of own feelings. Any discretion of moments of creation, will always be mere speculation, now to feel the art, this yes it is a soul value. The work is magnificent, he/she tells some thing. Extremely well done, with illumination and extraordinary ambientação, applauses (5)

Very powerfull picure!!Well done!!

Excellent work, and as you say most of us have been there.

This is one of those images that makes me afraid I won't be able to match in words what the scene makes me feel. When I saw the baseball, I immediately thought, "childhood". The word surfaced on its own, I didn't search for it. And here is the poor fellow, head sadly drooped against a hard, cold surface. Something in his pose makes me feel like he had tried, one last time, to say something important, something life changing, before he was overcome by everlasting stillness. But he could never utter that thing. I don't know why I feel that, I just do. If I hadn't read the title, I would think that the lady is stretching forth her hand to bring him back to the living realm. Her splayed fingers speak of mysteries, of wonders, of magic. But I did read the title, and so it casts this in a sad light for me. There is a Missed Touch... Perhaps, just perhaps... she could have done something for this lost one. But it is too late.

Excellent! I love the conpcet and excellent job with the mirriors and posing! well done! ;0) Heztia

Nice!!!

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The work fascinated with the eccentricity.