We got out of the glass elevator on the wrong floor of the Bloomfield Science Museum Jerusalem.
There was almost nothing there on that floor, and no visitors, only a pair of staff members building a new exhibition.
But that didn't stop my grandson from going to investigate what was behind the screen.
It was a moment of creepiness for me, me who stayed on the safe side, because suddenly Dean lost all his features and colors and turned into a silent gray silhouette, albeit a moving silhouette.
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The October 1 Theme Day is about silhouettes. See the many creative ways City Daily Photo bloggers interpreted that either here or at City Daily Photo group on Facebook.
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Character building.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful picture and story to it. May time and life continue to treat him kind.
Please have a good new month and week ahead.
ah the mysteries that come between us and those we love. . .
ReplyDeletefinally the place of shades...a smashing photo you had real presence of mind to capture.
Aloha from Honolulu,
Wishing YOU a super week
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Long may you both be on the same side!
ReplyDeleteLooks like Dean is conducting a symphony.... may he do that and more some day! Nice picture - with the story!
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect photo. You could use this photo to illustrate a myriad of stories.
ReplyDeleteThat's excellent!
ReplyDeleteVery ghostly.
ReplyDeleteVery clever photo for today!
ReplyDeleteHe didn't try landing the plane on the rocky island with the marooned Marine, did he?
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I had decided to restart the blog last week—the replay of the game while we were in the bar was serendipitous. I hope you and your family are doing well, Dina.
Oh well done Dina, it has a real mystery about it, and makes a great image, for today or any day.
ReplyDeletea lovely mysterious shot
ReplyDeleteCreative and original, with the plus of the grandson!
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect photo for today's theme, Dina.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful realisation of the theme!
ReplyDeleteHe looks like a hunter aiming at an animal. It's fascinating! Great fun picture,
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