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We all can see such a big development in your art, it seems like every piece of you is getting better and better and in my opinion your last works are already perfect. But then you upload another photo, that is even more perfect than the previous.
This is not only a photograph. It is more. It is about thoughts, feelings, it belongs to you and many of us can find theirselves here as well, I think. It shows a piece of you, you managed to tell a story. A really touching one, by the way. Actually I am sitting here with a goose skin and I am not able to put my eyes from this...
Beside the fact that the impact and the concept behind this is really impressive (also the title! Well done as well!) I have to say that the colours are just wonderful, just like the overall composition. I mean, look at this reflection, your expression. And also this atmosphere, this incredible spot you found. I feel wideness and the sky is clear while my mind is full while seeing thise. Also your pose: the position in the center, in the middle of nowhere, risking so much. Being brave but alive. It is really so touching. So emotional and beautiful… I wish I would have taken this photo. (;
What I love here again is the simplicity that is just quintessentially for you, while they are so full of storys.
Your lines about this are short, but so impressive and true. No need to write long stories, everyone will understand. Together with your self the concept is just brilliant.
Thank you so much that you shared this one with us.
I am looking more than forward to your future photos. Honestly.
First of all...
I don't know if it was the photo or the setting that gravitated me to look at this piece of art, but what I do know, is that IT had brought ME here. You might have not noticed, but you have successfully touched the hearts and minds of many people. I don't see a person standing on ice. I see a human with a predicament. Or maybe.......I saw myself. I know my life story isn't all that good, but I've heard many different stories that are worse than mine. I sit in my chair, with the blinking cursor on my screen, trying to convey this experience into words. I don't think anyone has told an better story of my life, by this picture of you, standing on that ice. Hurt, confounded.........Stress. You have all the reason to be proud.
Now the visual...
Hey, you have to admit. I wouldn't be staring at a picture sobby eye'd for nothing. That ice you are standing on is also part of the credit for this emotion.The position of the model is perfectly placed at the fault point. Once ice starts a crackin' with that one extra push, thats when the whole building comes toppling over. I absolutely love anything Arctic. I'm not sure how you were able to keep that tripod standing. But I can tell that the photo was pointed slightly downward. That was a great move there, even if it was a mistake. Great setting. And overall amazing courage. I honestly have only seen something like this once or twice. Keep up the amazing work!
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