all great journeys start with the first step, death being the greatest, how bad is it really? walk out into the water keep going till the cold crisp water fills my lungs, wash my problems from my body leave it all behind, who cares about those who are left i only care about me and easing my own pain the cowards way out. i am the coward, or i step back i face my problems i confront my issues i fight i win i take control i conquer my demons i am true to myself its never that bad is it?
Interesting downward glance. The quiet mood is challenged by the extensive rippling, which appears to be caused by vibration -- maybe a precursor to an earthquake! Maybe not. I find it to be a meditative moment, peaceful and satisfying.
in more than one way. made me tilt my head in the direction of the feet like what is he looking at . The composition is interesting and even though we see a lot of ground looking images, this one makes you hold interest just a tad longer.
Gave me the idea of a giant on the side of a lake. Something else is more important, in spite of the giant at the edge. The expanding water ripples are much more alive and attention grabbing.
Nicely negligent, deliciously disorienting. I take one of these unintentionally nearly every time I try to take my little camera out of my pocket, and I often like it better than the picture I was actually about to take. Thank you.
appropriate for this challenge. the lack of subject and disorienting angle, the strong obscuring shadows, all suggest that the photo itself is the object... not a pointer to objects.
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