Beautiful shot! When I see the pressure to mass robotic conformity it’s people like this guy who gives me hope.
Unless we exercise our freedom to be ourself and publicly express that in some way (subtle or blatantly clear), we are in danger of losing that freedom anywhere and everywhere in the world. It often takes courage ‘to be ourself’.
I love the pic and Doc’s cowboy ways… He’s a great reminder of what Sedona was. He’s a staple of downtown Sedona if you do get to take a picture “with” him throw a few dollars his way, It’ll make you feel good inside and truly remember the moment.
As with all art, it stands as what it is. There is no way to really convey how great this capture is! The beauty of art, to me, is that it confirms the grooviness and diversity of our existence. Kind of just smashes one in the face with reality. You have a right keen eye, Mr. Gaynor, I appreciate your works!
That’s the spirit!
He definitely has the spirit — thanks, Robin!
Fantastic composition, colours and light!!! A great character!!!
Thank you for the comment, Santi!
Bet this guy could tell a few good yarns, great shot. Cheers Callie
I’ll bet you’re right! Thanks, Callie.
Interesting character indeed, what stories he might have to tell us all….
Well said. Thanks, Lucianus.
I’m fascinated with Sedona, I guess you know why…
How i wish i could see his face.
The beauty of photography is that it lets the imagination fill in the gaps. Thanks, Irfan.
Beautiful shot! When I see the pressure to mass robotic conformity it’s people like this guy who gives me hope.
Unless we exercise our freedom to be ourself and publicly express that in some way (subtle or blatantly clear), we are in danger of losing that freedom anywhere and everywhere in the world. It often takes courage ‘to be ourself’.
It does take courage to be a free spirit and non-conformist, and Doc certainly has a bounty of courage. Thanks, Shelley.
Nice catch, Brian!
Thank you, another thousand!
A real powerful photo.
I like this a lot.
Perfect love!
I love the pic and Doc’s cowboy ways… He’s a great reminder of what Sedona was. He’s a staple of downtown Sedona if you do get to take a picture “with” him throw a few dollars his way, It’ll make you feel good inside and truly remember the moment.
As with all art, it stands as what it is. There is no way to really convey how great this capture is! The beauty of art, to me, is that it confirms the grooviness and diversity of our existence. Kind of just smashes one in the face with reality. You have a right keen eye, Mr. Gaynor, I appreciate your works!