I think afterlife will be tough, interesting and I bet controversial. I would personally take it from a religious stand point. But am very curious to see what people can come up with.
I think afterlife will be tough, interesting and I bet controversial. I would personally take it from a religious stand point. But am very curious to see what people can come up with.
Personally, I will likely to take it from a religious stand point too, since we are, afterall, brought up to believe with an impression of how the afterlife will be. Like DrAchoo said earlier, lets hope the voters are as open-minded with the submissions this time.
is it gonna be a religious topic?
are voters gonna be angry with a photo that is against their beliefs?
Just how is this going to be carried out without religious overtones? I don't see how it can be avoided -- but the real question is can the voters be objective enough to see a different vision of an afterlife than what they envision?
afterlife could be what you feel as in,paradise,you could do a hand towards a door,with a misty cloud around it *hope the fogs good that day *you could do through a church porch way r something.i feel it may have something to do with death already,so like a grave stone??
is it gonna be a religious topic?
are voters gonna be angry with a photo that is against their beliefs?
Just how is this going to be carried out without religious overtones? I don't see how it can be avoided -- but the real question is can the voters be objective enough to see a different vision of an afterlife than what they envision?
David
You could take the scientific/humanist view - unless your definition of religion is broader than mine. You know the kind of thing - 'portion of this yew / was a man my grandsire knew ...'
This is a really really hard challenge. I mean how do you photograph something you can't see? Personally I think there is a 2nd layer to this universe outside of the constraints of time and space that connects us all (and everything else) through our subconscious, this goes in line with ESP or Sixth sense theories, and when we die our soul becomes a part of this 2nd layer. Yes I am a Christian, but that's my idea of what heaven is.
is it gonna be a religious topic?
are voters gonna be angry with a photo that is against their beliefs?
Just how is this going to be carried out without religious overtones? I don't see how it can be avoided -- but the real question is can the voters be objective enough to see a different vision of an afterlife than what they envision?
David
You could take the scientific/humanist view - unless your definition of religion is broader than mine. You know the kind of thing - 'portion of this yew / was a man my grandsire knew ...'
Perhaps my definition is broader than most. That is, anything that concerns that portion of an individual not bound to the physical body is by definition spiritual in nature. I certainly don't limit religion to that which goes on within certain buildings.
