Ole Doc Jenkin's Medicine Shop by ladylake
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Description
In the older and seedier part of the city is a medicine shop. Not a pharmacy, a medicine shop. The desperately ill, those who have lost all hope, come here as a last resort . Doc has potions and concoctions crammed onto every shelf and into every cubby hole. Only he knows what any of it is or what it is supposed to do. Some say he is a miracle worker, others say he is a quack. I will let you be the judge.
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Comments (12)
arthez
good idea - well executed in superb colors
ladylake
Thank you.
A_Sunbeam
Impressive and unusual jars and bottles. I like the third one with the bright light and colours.
ladylake
Thank you.
Darkglass
Lovely idea and images, great detail's in all of them..!!
ladylake
Thanks for the comment.
uncollared
Wonderful scene. Great details
ladylake
Thank you.
hmatienzo
They all tell a story, but the first... The old man stands there, waiting for customers, to sell to and maybe have a chat or three... He knows where everything is and just needs to reach out to grab it! Oh, such a story it tells!
ladylake
Appreciate the comment.
MagikUnicorn
Love it
ladylake
Thanks.
bakapo
I love the one with the old man, his posture tells a story of someone who is wise in his profession but the world might not care anymore...
ladylake
Thanks. Appreciate the comment.
water Online Now!
Amazing !
ladylake
Thank you very much. Appreciate the comment.
Steff_7
I remember shops like from a long time ago but they never had the same appeal or ambiance as the scenes here.
Excellent :)
ladylake
Thanks for looking.
anahata.c
(I'd be able to comment on everything if I didn't leave such wordy comments! I have a big mouth, as you've seen...)
A wonderful set of images. And your description is perfect for them. The autumnal/gold glow suggests it's a warm place. And all those bottles (and those whacked out ceiling lights!)...a real cornucopia. I like the man too, bathed in light...The light in these is special.
The 2d one is even more crowded, it's a really fascinating place. In the 3d, you got a greenish blue hue---it's beautiful. And closeups of all those potions, powders and tinctures. (This is right out of Charles Dickens.) And the last, you got real detail---for the first time we get a glimpse into his mysterious alchemy, great details, and light.
Delightful! I'd give his stuff a try: If I didn't pass out, I might come back for more...
ladylake
LOL. Thanks for your comment. I have missed them. :-)