waiting for godot

Saw a production of Godot at the weekend. The only scene in the play is set in a ruined landscape with a dead tree and a rock. This tree reminded me of the play's setting and the snow ( now gone ) added to the sense of isolation . Doesn't sound like an entertainment but I really took something from it , then I am Irish and we are never happy until we are miserable..the black background will depress you more

[kali]

fabulous. heard of it but never seen it, maybe i will find it on youtube

[Stefano Trezzi]

Great shot, love the tones and the texture

[Lee]

Yep I love trees.

[Francoise]

I like the way both the ice and the snow circle the water.

[diane day]

nice capture and winter scene

[Richard Sayer]

I habe watched a production of 'Godot a couple of times and I have to say that your image is infinitely more interesting!

[Diane]

Great photo! I wrote a paper on Waiting for Godot in college but have not seen it since.

[Pam]

Pretty!

[gloria jones]

Great composition...neat tree shape

[Walks @ 7]

An experience I've not yet made happen, seeing the play. I would really like to. Anyway, I like the what looks like a dead tree set against the pond coming back to like with the ice melting away. The image does snap more on black.

[Graeme Stevens]

excellent as always

[Joyce]

Great image and even better on black Fav

[Nova]

Such lovely lines in this tree. Nice!

[Julie Duncan]

Fascinating, and not a bit depressing! :)

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

Beckett, I played this in my student time. Fascinating piece of literature. I must reread it.

[Jocasta]

Fab big on black - love the processing - Topaz Impressions?

[Domenico Dodaro]

I read Godot, never seen the piece. I see this picture, it's wonderful.