Wonderland
October 7th, 2009
Follow the yellow pitcher.
(submitted by Justin)
Tags: dad, glasses, matchy-matchy, strange
Wonderland
Follow the yellow pitcher.
(submitted by Justin)
Tags: dad, glasses, matchy-matchy, strange
I think I had that outfit in the 80s. Got it at Dress Barn.
Johnny’s acting is freakin’ genius. Most in his field aren’t even in his league!!!
from the Prince collection now available at Dillard’s
Roger Daltrey?
This man bought his suit from Matthew Lesko – the question mark guy!
Did anyone check to see if his tie is too tight? He doesn’t look right.
The title should be don’t eat the brown acid.
Rose: like i said, yellow brick road (yellow pitcher) is in oz, not wonderland….
the yellow brick road is in oz, not wonderland. duh.
Looks like time is finally catching up to the Mad hatter.
Follow the yellow pitcher! Hahahaha!
Did anyone notice the freakishly organized cupboards? Where is Julia Roberts? Probably in the bathroom straightening the towels.
The Joker just called. He wants his coat back.
I’d like to know where he shops!
What a great color for him, plus- a man in a suit like would scare a mugger away.
Grape Ape…Grape Ape! So much purple…love it!
Is he wearing a yarmulke?
So many questions I would like answered, like where was he going or for what occasion was he wearing this?
I definitely agree that he looks uncomfortable. I also think he’s attractive in an odd sort of way.
yeah, baby!
i love how the soda can on the counter totally coordiates with the whole outfit. im betting argyle socks and spats can be seen in a full body shot. im envious
It’s Professor Plum, In the Kitchen, with they YELLOW PITCHER!!
Best reply ever, Just Passin Thru!
Classic comment! lol
Well I happen to be the offspring of this photo. Its a really good thing he doesn’t know its up. The expression is “I don’t want to take this photo”, the outfit is courtesy of Savers store. The event? A tacky party. Suprisingly, he won. Trust me, you didn’t want to see my mom.
He’s a good sport, to dress like that on purpose!
Please can we see your mom?
JuliAnn, please, enlighten us..is it a yarmulke on his head??
I think I love him, JuliAnn. A fun guy.
How is this awkard? I dont get it?
No, you really don’t.
Look at the expression on his face. Even HE thinks it’s awkward.
It is awesomely awkward.
Even he is surprised at how ridiculous he looks.
One should always coordinate the color of one’s bow tie with one’s hair, or vice versa.
Austin Powers would be proud!
Actually, that is a good photo. Well lit. Looks like it’s taken from a movie, he could have been a charachter in Napoleon Dynamite.
It’s Dean Stockwell from Quantum Leap!
Haha it´s soooo true! he reminds me of the Cheshire Cat from Alice in wonderland!!
The silver ticket got me into Willy Wonka’s Kitchen
Ben Stine, the early days
He looks like he belongs in Alice and Wonderland.
he could be the mad hatter with out the hat!
the mad yarmulke-er
“Come to Pepperland…drink the Kool-Aid…”
I covet that outfit. I really do.
Moments before walking into the Halloween party, Simon was easing into his Elton John costume, both mentally and physically. Suddenly he found himself feeling all tingly inside and his friend Ramon captured the moment on film.
I can’t help but say Ramon with a rolling-R …
Mike Byron giving a look of sheer bewilderment followed by an angry Aunt Marney who was not pleased when he walked into the kitchent sans Hagan Daz Peppermint Bark Ice Cream. It was then he realized… “I shouldn’t have spent that last $4.50 on this suit.”
He’s trying on his Elton John Halloween Costume
It’s Mike Byron searching for the right cassarole dish……You can feel his stress from his Aunt Marney angst.
Best comment ever!
OMG!!! This IS the best comment ever!!!!! BELLY LAUGH FROM WAY DOWN DEEP!
yep, best.
Does he have something on his head?
Yes, it’s what ladies call a “french twist”. There’s so much going on in this picture, I could look at it for an hour and still find something new. The colorfully bizarre outfit, the bewildered look on his face, the lovely french twist, the top of which you can just see at the back of his head, the yellow pitcher echoed in the background on a shelf in the open cabinet by a smaller yellow pitcher or mug, the splashes of royal blue all through the kitchen and on the guy’s clothes, the empty banana tree, the soda can with a spoon nearby (why the spoon? no coffee mug, can’t fit in the soda can – maybe he was eating Haagen Daas right out of the tub?), the carelessly laid white and royal blue towel.
This is a freakin’ work of ART is what it is. Aesthetically gorgeous.
Wow.. so… you don’t get out much, huh? Looks like everybody else’s kitchen to me
I think it’s a yarmulke, not a chignon. Just a thought.
yes, yes, I agree..it’s definitely a yarmulke, and he may be dressed for a special occasion, like a sabbath celebration.
I agree with John. Looks like every kitchen I’ve ever saw….and the fact that you’re taking note on everything is a little creepy in and of itself lol
Marie! I agree! This is exactly the kind of stuff we’d critique for hours in my photography classes in college! The sprinkling of blue is quite nice and I absolutely cannot stop looking at the two yellow shapes that are so similar!
So you’re saying you liked it?
I was kidding about the french twist. I had no idea what was on his head. But, if it’s a yarmulke, he should have worn a pink or royal blue one!
i agree, this needs to be in MOMA
actually, the rule of threes is in full effect here, the yellow in the pitcher, the mug, and the butter under the banana tree. the red/maroon in the guy’s suit, the dish soap, and the soda. the blue in the towel, the hand soap, and the ceramics jars to his right. the field of focus leaves him looking more displaced and composited. i agree, nan golden couldn’t have done this shot better.
It’s true. There are a brilliant amount of subleties in this one. Great art.
I like to spend time looking at details in the pictures, as well. I don’t think that means we need to get a life. Some people are into details, some just like the initial humor and move on. Neither one is wrong or pathetic.
I agree. This is right up there with the “Rear Window” and “Twilight Zone” pictures for artistry. It’s one of the few color pictures that I feel that way about.