October 2018
20 thoughts on “How We Found The Same Old Fears”
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How We Found The Same Old Fears
American Writer, Photographer, and Website Designer. Former career Fire and EMS Lieutenant.
What is up with an old abandoned chair but I love the caption, maybe because I’m battling with a little fearful thing now.
This is one abandoned chair loved to sit on by old people.. Its a nice shot though..
Chair for the elderly. Well, don’t blame me because I grew to see mostly my grannies using this chair as their main sitting chairs.
The caption looks oxymoronic. The fear that we going to be old someday….lovely picture!
Why would anyone abandon such a comfy chair. Its a nice one to sit and unwind my fears.
Your pictures always give me memories of when I was a little boy with my granny. The chair looks old though but still meaningful for the wise. Thanks for this memory keeping photograph.
One of the chair’s legs seems to be slightly off. I don’t know if that’s by design or not.
The chair looks quite comfortable. I would fancy sitting on it.
The floor is very dirty. Looks like someone forgot to do their cleaning.
It may look abandoned but this chair is still very much usable. It should be refurbished.
Your photos are always works of art Thomas. This is no exception.
This rocking chair reminds me of the ending in the film, Psycho! Great work in adding an eerie feel to this picture.
I remember the movie with annabelle with this chair. Really looks creepy.
The chair doesn’t look so clean. It could sure use some dusting up.
The window in the background is quite large. I wonder what kind of house this is.
The soft natural light really makes this photo stand out. I like the technique used.
It looks like an abandoned chair. I think it can still be used though.
The green carpet looks very lovely. I just wish it wasn’t as dirty.
This must be a very dated chair. I rarely see chairs like this anymore.
Well we all fear something. Often times though it represents weakness. However, if you embrace and overcome it. That can be an asset. What does that got to do with the chair though?