this is pretty sad - you have some great emotion showing in this shot. I think you made the choice in black and white, it probably wouldn't shine through the same way in color.
I can't believe I didn't comment...Wow! I love the blk n wht...Adds to the mood of sorrow. Excellent emotive piece...like wanting to go back in time but the door so lovely is locked... I like the way you have the lock showing on the bottom and her hand upon the door as her head slightly turns away in recognition that what has passed in this world can never be retrieved...I feel the sadness...it is like the women is frozen at the door and her hand can not be released...fozen solid like in the grip of thought...like unseen ice cold and colorless...Now I must try to let my sorrow go...Beautiful work, My Sister!!! Iron Butterly!!! I love you sooo much and Jennifer...I know you really will never know how much. That is why I must tell you forever all the time because the half can not be told...For now before the door is shut...I will tell you until you think I should not tell you anymo"re and then I will tell you again..."In the Living Years...I love you Dearly. Your Sister Christine
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Joseph Moran 08 May 2006
this is pretty sad - you have some great emotion showing in this shot. I think you made the choice in black and white, it probably wouldn't shine through the same way in color.Deborah Martin 01 May 2006
Marvellous and concept expressed so very well here.......So effective as a b&w.....btw...Happy Birthday and best wishes to you!!!Christine brand 21 Apr 2006
I can't believe I didn't comment...Wow! I love the blk n wht...Adds to the mood of sorrow. Excellent emotive piece...like wanting to go back in time but the door so lovely is locked... I like the way you have the lock showing on the bottom and her hand upon the door as her head slightly turns away in recognition that what has passed in this world can never be retrieved...I feel the sadness...it is like the women is frozen at the door and her hand can not be released...fozen solid like in the grip of thought...like unseen ice cold and colorless...Now I must try to let my sorrow go...Beautiful work, My Sister!!! Iron Butterly!!! I love you sooo much and Jennifer...I know you really will never know how much. That is why I must tell you forever all the time because the half can not be told...For now before the door is shut...I will tell you until you think I should not tell you anymo"re and then I will tell you again..."In the Living Years...I love you Dearly. Your Sister Christinev blair 08 Apr 2006
Wonderful image..great capture of emotion!Kenzie Pedersen 07 Apr 2006
nice work