I cannot say I know much of photography, but I cannot deny the familiar pathos invoked by the question and view onto brilliant horizons, yet still keeping a qualm of dread or uncertainty. Thx for the comment on my blog, and to answer your question, it was just a general blog of young angst, though not any less important than any out here. -wynn
Time may or may not provide what we're looking for. But it is the element of time, the process itself, that never fails even after we're gone. I love your site. I have added it to my favorite links on my blog.
@winn: :-) I tried to evoke those sensations with the combination of this photo and words, and I am so glad you pinpointed them. Thank you for your comment.
@Judith: very true, Judith. This is a deep comment we all should treasure.
@dmartini: thank you :-) ... but considering your talent in photography.. I should now think twice before posting!
@amaramara: grazie, infatti ho cercato di prenderla controluce per lasciare in dubbio se la silouette fosse quella di una donna vera.
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ReplyDeleteI cannot say I know much of photography, but I cannot deny the familiar pathos invoked by the question and view onto brilliant horizons, yet still keeping a qualm of dread or uncertainty. Thx for the comment on my blog, and to answer your question, it was just a general blog of young angst, though not any less important than any out here.
ReplyDelete-wynn
Time may or may not provide what we're looking for. But it is the element of time, the process itself, that never fails even after we're gone. I love your site. I have added it to my favorite links on my blog.
ReplyDeleteVery thoughtful photo...
ReplyDeletequando l'ho vista ho chiesto a fabio chi era...sembra vero!
ReplyDeleteBella.
@winn: :-) I tried to evoke those sensations with the combination of this photo and words, and I am so glad you pinpointed them. Thank you for your comment.
ReplyDelete@Judith: very true, Judith. This is a deep comment we all should treasure.
@dmartini: thank you :-) ... but considering your talent in photography.. I should now think twice before posting!
@amaramara: grazie, infatti ho cercato di prenderla controluce per lasciare in dubbio se la silouette fosse quella di una donna vera.