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"How little do I need in order to have everything..." -- Alix Kates Shulman, from 'Drinking the Rain'
The framing of this shot, Elizabeth, emphasizes the ‘mystery’ … what waits beyond the dark tunnel? Joy. Trees. People. A busy market, perhaps.
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The people on the right appear to have birds on their heads. Reminds me of a pen and ink drawing by an Italian artist (the bird on head motif) whose name I cannot recall. Puddles suggest people may have been taking shelter from a brief rain; the washed out sky, lightening now?, bodes for better weather perhaps… and that splash of green confirms it. That splash of green, in fact, is brilliant.
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[…] Elizabeth Yeoman (Wunderkamera) […]
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Love the framing of this shot, Elizabeth, and the silhouettes make one look closer to try to see who these people are and what’s happening. It does have a mysterious feel. The reflection of light in water (from rain?) on the ground adds interests and draws the eye. I didn’t notice till Carin mentioned it that the people on the right have something on their heads, but I can’t tell what … curious! I look forward to the reveal. Was this taken in China?
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This is stunning1 Like the doorway to a dream. An oriental dream. Brilliant! I don’t want to wake up; I want to walk through that gate and explore.
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