To take a photograph is to participate in another person's mortality, vulnerability, mutability.
Precisely by slicing out this moment
and freezing it, all photographs testify
to time's relentless melt.
Precisely by slicing out this moment
and freezing it, all photographs testify
to time's relentless melt.
- Susan Sontag -
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| Our Morning Walk on a 32 degrees weather, brrrr! |
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13 comments:
Yes, brrrr!!!!
Love the quote!
Love that criss cross effect.
I always enjoy seeing peoples shadows!
This is mighty long shadow - as strong as your relationship!
The length of the shadows is impressive, but I love the pyramid shapes - as if supporting each other.
you look like standing on stilts. I love the lines as well. nice shadows.
very interesting.
The quote is very affecting. Why, indeed, do we love to take photographs? Thank you for posting it, and the indirect image of two people who love each other.
lovely.
Have you ever tried to get rid of your shadow ? Very nice picture !
Makes you feel a giant those shadows.
I love that shot. Great proportion
Isn't it amazing how long our legs can look in a shadow?!
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