That is a beautiful, unbelievably cool photograph. Love the black-and-white. I don’t think the pic would’ve worked in color. To me, b/w forces us to see and feel the subject rather than get lost in the lighting, the hue, the intensity of color. Please, I love color photography as well, but Ansel Adams, Mary Ellen Frank, Dorothea Lange, and the b/w portrait work of Annie Leibovitz just begs you to fall into the frame.
Eyes + Words 
Kismet is one of my favorite words. Really enjoyed this piece.
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Thank you 🙂
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That is a beautiful, unbelievably cool photograph. Love the black-and-white. I don’t think the pic would’ve worked in color. To me, b/w forces us to see and feel the subject rather than get lost in the lighting, the hue, the intensity of color. Please, I love color photography as well, but Ansel Adams, Mary Ellen Frank, Dorothea Lange, and the b/w portrait work of Annie Leibovitz just begs you to fall into the frame.
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I absolutely agree 🙂
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Throughout the drama of life….
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Loved this!
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Thanks 🙂
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Sometimes, we play pretend too much that we’d gotten lost in the process, and become comfused as to what is real and what’s fake in our selves…
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So real.
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😀
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Wonderful! 🙂
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Thanks 🙂
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Reblogged this on WILDsound Writing and Film Festival Review.
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