aspect ratio eleven: w is for wall

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WALLS CAN BE: wannabe wanting wanton watchful weak weathered weightless welcoming well-defined well-ordered well-preserved whimsical whitewash wide-open wild windbag wingding wiry wistful witless witnessing witty wobbly worn woeful womanly womblike wooden workmanlike worldclass worthy wow wry

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	PHOTOGRAPHS COPYRIGHT MAX SINGER 2006 – 2011 TO BROWSE THE PUBLICATION FAST, CLICK ON THE COVER IMAGE ABOVE TO OPEN A FLASH-BASED FLIPBOOK OR YOU CAN CLICK HERE AND DOWNLOAD A PDF. WALLS CAN BE: wannabe wanting wanton watchful weak weathered weightless welcoming well-defined well-ordered well-preserved whimsical whitewash wide-open wild windbag wingding wiry wistful witless witnessing witty wobbly worn woeful womanly womblike wooden workmanlike worldclass worthy wow wry view my website *maxsinger.com* or learn *about max singer* BACK TO TOP to receive aspect ratio by e-mail, contact me and write signup in the subject line		"Take care what you say before a wall, as you cannot tell who may be behind it." —*Muslih-uddin Sadi* BEHIND "W IS FOR WALL" When I began reviewing all my photographs in order to decide what to put in this months aspect ratio I first collected a bunch of images of Walls, Window Displays, and Signs—it had occurred to me that a lot of images we see are of things that were designed by an artist or designer for the very purpose of being seen and noticed and thus photographed. My first concept was thus photos of things designed to be photographed. But as my research continued I came upon a very interesting website A Symposium about Walls that was an exploration about the meaning, origins and uses of walls, with links to quotes, poems, and songs about walls, as well as some very interesting academic papers on the subject. It was then that my focus narrowed to images of walls. —MAX about max singer Before working in the medium of digital photography, Max Singer was an award-winning cartoonist, illustrator, artist and designer whose work has appeared in numerous national publications including ArtNews, the NY Times and NY Magazine, to name but a few. Max was associated with the world-famous Push Pin Studio. His unique, colorful and bold illustrative style of imagery has been exhibited widely both in his homebase of New York City, in particular at such music and club venues such as the Knitting Factory, as well as various outsider and contemporary venues in his spiritual home of New Orleans, and was featured in the documentary Blood Brothers: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. Max is an active member of the New Orleans Photo Alliance. BACK TO TOP all photographs/images copyright max singer 2006-2011. website: www.maxsinger.com contact: max@maxsinger.com