It's odd that Deb says that, because I am affected in the same way. It has an unexpectedly melancholic undertone. The cornucopia reference is optimistic enough, but there's something a little sad as well. Maybe it's the track leading into the forest? As if something or someone has passed that way and won't be seen again. I'm reading too much into it, I know.
I like it both less and more than the J-JB grain photograph. Less because it's not so graphically striking as his. More because it ultimately invites a deeper level of reflection. Maybe too deep, in my case! (I get out of my depth so easily) |
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