Wolfen
Old Indian: In their world, there can be no lies, no crimes.
Edddie Holt: No need for detectives.
Old Indian: In their eyes, YOU ARE THE SAVAGE.
Dewey Wilson: They kill to protect family?
Old Indian: In the end, it’s all for the HUNTING GROUND.
Dewey Wilson: They kill…
Old Indian: The sick. The abandoned. Those who will not be missed.
Dewey Wilson: More than that.
Old Indian: They kill to survive. They kill to protect.
Dewey Wilson: Family?
Old Indian: Man kills for less.
from ‘Wolfen’ 1981
You’re on the money today, Elaine. I love wolves because of the spiritual connections with native indians, and I’m mad on werewold films like wolf, dog soldiers, the howling etc.Yep, man kills for fun, sport, and just because he can. And when the animals are extinct he says, ‘oh well, next species please!’.Great post. Have a fab weekend
great triptych and colors – I hear your advice
great words
A hint of hair and muzzle in this intriguing image.
A sad but true comment on the lack of foresight or caring of man, and a wonderful image(s) to go with itHave a great weekend
very nice triptych.. to me it looks like screengrabs from a movie’s dog attack scene.. lol.. but of course she wouldn’t do that.. she’s a cute cuddly ball of fur.. 🙂
Great post, I like this triptych, the dark combination of furs, well done!SwissCharles
Nice triptych (not used this word before, so when Rian & SwissCharles did, I had to too :)) You made the dog (err wolf) look mean, in this… nice.Men are meaner though, and some have no respect for life at all… sad but true.Picture to reflect over.
Impressive series of images Elaine. Excellent framing and dark contrasts.
Wise words… Great message!
This is amazing. I like this dark rendering where one can only ‘feel’ the subject.
Love the abstract idea on this!
Nice abstract…fluffy…:)
very intriguing image Elaine. love the words… i hear ya.
Okay…I give…now she’s scary. Well done.
Ahhh what a cute puppy dog. Nice try on the Wolfen thing anyway. 🙂