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 I think this is amazing.
It speaks to me on so many different levels. :] -- and when the sun rises, she smiles. I am flattered that this pic speaks to you.
How does it speak to you specifically, if you don't mind my asking? I think it was your caption for it.
you said "either world is bad." and it just had me thinking that maybe reality is just as horrifying as macabre fantasies but we're so used to it. putting on a tie, going to work/school, the daily routine slowly wears us down. haha...I hope I'm making sense.  -- and when the sun rises, she smiles.  Glad you love it! Thank you so much!!
You make PEREFECT sense. I am amazed. You completely got my picture. I love you. You hit the nail right on the head. I was trying to convey how both worlds (real and imaginary) can be pretty damn horrifying but we all try to put on our best face anyway.
 YOu are most welcome, I love your work! I do have a request and it can be taken as a comment, if you like. I liked very much the new photos that you just posted of you getting ready in the mirror. They were fun to see. They got me thinking that I see a lot of great looking young men and women if great photos with great poses etc... What I haven't seen a lot of, in fact they are very rare is these same great looking young men and women expressing emotions. Especially facial expressions of emotions. I was thinking maybe you would consider exploring that?
-- Remember to BGB Joe Please visit my website @ [link]  This pic is really something... I've always thought we all try and suit up on our regular lives. You know, becoming the "suits and ties" clones that go to the offices and back everyday while keeping repressed the feeling that there's something more we could do to be more... alive. It's like every morning, when we put on our tie we kill a part of ourselves, leaving the real life for later. The thing is, later never comes... or it comes too late.
-- I keep dreaming of this alternate life... Whoa! You're very analytical and introspective. I like that. You got my message completely. I agree that we just suit up and go to work in the hopes that one day we can feel alive. However there are those who don't kid themeselves that there ever will be such a day. They go day after day as they are.
 i dont really think i can say anything that noiresia didnt already say.
but, you did an amazing job with this piece. |
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This picture is seemlessly altered. I rarely see photoediting that is done as perfect as this. You must teach me your ways, when you have a spare moment, sweetheart. The lighting is perfect, and the way the things were set up, is amazing. it really speaks to the theme.
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The theme of this photo speaks to me, and says to me that it is this, "Whenever you put on that suit-and-tie and work for the man, you're killing your true self." As an artist, when you start doing are for the sake of profit, you've lost it, and you're killing your creativity. It's really a great theme, and it's got an awesome message.
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