As I told Juan in an earlier message, the gun is on a rod attached to a long, heavy pole. If you look carefully you can see it. The photo isn't in any way meant to be a realistic or literal interpretation, and I wanted to at least suggest that the gun was floating or not attached to anything, so the support is intentionally difficult to see.
As for the burnt out patches of sky, why, Boris, you have just hit upon a symbol of the metaphor that is this photograph's raison d'etre ;-)) Shel > [Original Message] > From: Boris Liberman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > SB> http://home.earthlink.net/~pdml-pics/owsign.html > Shel, me so thinks, the gun needs some kind of foundation - a pole, a > piece of building to which it is attached - anything. Like this it > looks as if you took a picture of sunset and pasted a gun onto it with > PS. Not to mention that the white clouds on the top right distract - > they are too bright. Unless of course my monitor is mis-aligned, which > can always be the case. > > Just my 2px. > > > Boris > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
