I was also quite fascinated by the juxtaposition of the wedding dress and tagged window next door. The rectangles of the windows are also an important component of the image for me.
She wears it well. Being in monochrome gives it that nostalgic look. By the way, the mural you saw in my post is on 16th Street and Sanchez in San Francisco. I would not be surprised if you have seen it before.
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17 responses to “Wordless Wednesday: 8994 (Bride)”
Beautiful capture!
Love the dress.
I played too. Mine are here and here.
Wow! Looks good.
That is quite a pretty dress. Take care and have a great day.
Beautiful shot!
I am wordless !
It is so strange to see that elegant gown next to graffiti!
I think this may be one of my all time favorites of yours. The dress, the reflection of the car…it’s all so interesting!
Weird to see the messy graffit so close to something so pristine and elegant as a wedding dress. I like the black and white shot!
I need that for my NY gay marriage!
Just kidding!
I was also quite fascinated by the juxtaposition of the wedding dress and tagged window next door. The rectangles of the windows are also an important component of the image for me.
love the B&W..love the beautiful window next to the empty store..
Looks almost as if the bride is looking, eyebrows cocked, at the graffiti. Nice composition, and I, too, enjoyed the monotone touch.
She wears it well. Being in monochrome gives it that nostalgic look. By the way, the mural you saw in my post is on 16th Street and Sanchez in San Francisco. I would not be surprised if you have seen it before.
Very nice dress indeed.
Nice contrast of black (the window on the right) and white( the bride)
Poor thing? Think she’ll escape in time for a few cocktails before the reception?