Monday, March 2, 2009

A former lover

D70 - 300 mm, 1/30 sec f/5.6, ISO 200

Feelings, resurfacing

only to quickly hide

behind the thick curtain of conventionality.

11 comments:

  1. [ Un vecchio amore.

    Sentimenti, che riaffiorano
    solo per nascondersi
    dietro il sipario denso del conformismo ]

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  2. What an AMAZING photograph that is. Can I have it?

    Those feelings will get you every time...sigh. And conventionality is a very delicate fence.

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  3. Those clouds are wild and stormy, gathering
    to thrill or...like an old lover.
    Wonderful photograph and the poem is excellent.

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  4. How beautiful... the colours of those clouds! astonished O_O

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  5. @ catvibe: :-) Sure you can. I'll send it together with the forest pic.

    @ Cynthia & Claudia : thank you !

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  6. I love that tango, the dance of feeling.

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  7. So true, AC. We continuously seek to break out and often retreat. Great shot!

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  8. @ spacedlaw & judith & all you, kind readers: Thank you.
    This isn't really my most significant piece and I am glad you have accepted it and showed appreciation.
    Recently I am thinking about poems as they were brushstrokes on a bigger picture, only sketched on the white canvas yet to be painted.
    "Less is more"... as the not-said holds the secret of the said. This is the same drive that prompted me to issue the abstract image in the latest far&near call.

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  9. Ah, my dearest, AC, significance lies in the heart of the reader. Readers determine this, even when we feel otherwise.

    This, in essence, relates to your words "the not-said (or seen) holds the secret of the said." Readers see beyond what is written as words are funneled through their sensibilities and imagination.

    Beautiful. Creative. Imaginative.

    I have just really noticed the title of this piece and it brings a whole new perspective to the words and photo. The former lover... Hmmm??? Perhaps more later...

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  10. I know that feeling all to well AC...


    Cherie

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  11. @ judith: always a pleasure, Judith ;-)

    @ Cherie: yeah.. I'm sure we all do, in a way or another..

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