“The true self shines….” I like it…I like your pics and it is rare , because somehow I have always been afraid of clowns…I find them sad and dangerous…
I am not particularly fond of clowns, too. They are quite intriguing though because of the disconnect between the faces they painted on and what is real.
Love your view on the this weeks tropic – in Denmark there is a cancer hospital for children and they have a fulltime employed clown that helps the children with their needs and recovery.
Thanks, Madhu. I think one reason I am not too wary of them, as I usually am about clowns, is the belief that they were part of the town where the fair was held. Even if I did not know them, I felt a sense of community with them. 🙂
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Sweet!
Send in the clowns! Lovely.
Hulle maak my onrustig…
a excellent portrait!
“The true self shines….” I like it…I like your pics and it is rare , because somehow I have always been afraid of clowns…I find them sad and dangerous…
I am not particularly fond of clowns, too. They are quite intriguing though because of the disconnect between the faces they painted on and what is real.
I absolutely agree….
Love it.
Thanks, Judy. 🙂
I admire the black and white pictures but I am scared of clowns, ha ~
I am not too fond of them, either. Their duality is intriguing though.
I like these – the black and white works for these photos so well.
Thanks, Janna. 🙂
Very nice Imelda!
Love your view on the this weeks tropic – in Denmark there is a cancer hospital for children and they have a fulltime employed clown that helps the children with their needs and recovery.
Thanks, Viveka. 🙂 Children best appreciate the clowns. They do not ask about the person beyond the mask.
Yes, we grown ups should be more like the children. But a lot of kids are afraid of clowns too.
Lovely interpretation Imelda. Clowns usually scare me as well, but yours make me smile 🙂
Thanks, Madhu. I think one reason I am not too wary of them, as I usually am about clowns, is the belief that they were part of the town where the fair was held. Even if I did not know them, I felt a sense of community with them. 🙂
I love this!
very Kewl 🙂
Clowns are everywhere…
Love this post! Great choice.
Thanks, Amy.