Anonymous Guest 16 May 2023

Can l get down now my nails are killing me?

Anonymous Guest 06 Aug 2014

if I die for you during the battle will you there for me?

Anonymous Guest 06 Aug 2014

I resist the devil but why didn't you there for me?

Anonymous Guest 25 Jul 2014

why should I have to hangout with Dorian Kim?

Anonymous Guest 22 Jul 2014

can you help me untie the knots?

Anonymous Guest 12 Jul 2014

I want peace and I need your help

Anonymous Guest 11 Jul 2014

can you feel my heart?

Anonymous Guest 31 May 2014

This is a perfect portrayal of an archetypal theme. In Christian art the Madonna is always portrayed cradling the infant Christ. Here the Christ has matured into the role her mother nurtured her to adopt. It seems natural that the uplifted Christ would be the daughter of the suffering Madonna. The innocence in her eyes seems to convey complete faith in the unseen Father she was taught by her mother to trust. It feels like a reunion she has been looking forward to her entire life. In reality women bear lot more suffering than men. This picture portrays the sanctity of the mundane. It reveals the transition that a woman makes as she sacrifices her life in order to nurture; at the cusp of womanhood she becomes the sacrifice. It is very poignant.

Anonymous Guest 30 Jun 2013

Oh the historical inaccuracy here!!! Don't you know Jesus wasn't blond? :-)

Chas Della Silva 26 Jan 2007

Would love to see the un-cropped version one day, Stunning image, like the use of lighting, very bold image!

Heather Gant Bradley 27 Dec 2006

Your photo is so strong. I am curious though about your thought process. What does this picture say to you? It is such a beautiful image, I would love to know more.

Thomas Broadfoot 27 Dec 2006

Outstanding sysmbolism