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TheArtOfSadness — The Long Goodbye
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gosh, the feeling of sadness that emerges this picture is almost suffocating..
great shot!
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hard to find ,, equivalent beauty in human form...
ultimately exclusive lips
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Thank you my friend!
I have not heard from you in awhile ...
I hope all is well in your world!
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yeah,, been into things in a while...
yup,,things are ,,"OK
thank you..
u take care!!
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just makes you wonder what she's thinking of...or whom
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nothing says sorrow more than a withered old statue, simply beautiful.
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i always wonder how long you look for the right angle...
do you wait for the light to come or do you react to the light at that moment?
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I always shoot either right at sunrise or at around 3 or four in the afternoon until its just about dark.
The shadows are always perfect for that time since almost all graves are buried in the same direction you always know where the light will be.
As far as the right angle.....I walk around the statue a few times until I catch the shot. I get on my knees if I have to.I have shot many graves by lying on the grave and shooting upward..
I tend to shoot statues as if you were shooting a portrait of a person......
Thank you for the question!
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and thank you for your answer!
well your patience and efforts are always well rewarded!
i love how you portrait these statues
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Beautiful. A testament to the sculptor and to you. The texture of the stone and the depth of the shadows makes this incredibly emotive!
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