Just imagine...
... a time when loss, sorrow and coldness outside have overwhelmed you, taken all colour out of your life... and all you can see is a one-way-road in a pitch black night, nothing right or left, only this road, the bright white median strip in front of you... nothing else, nothing while driving and following this road, coming from nowhere, driving into endless darkness...
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It was also the time when IÂ became completely addicted to the movie and message of "The Crow". I had to be down that far to really understand this film.
This was my world for nearly 3 years, and since I am able to "see" colours again (believe me, love is the ultimate cure!), I just want to enjoy them, play with them, experience them - and somehow make the invisible visible to others.
I'm sure many of you will think "TOO much colour in it!"Â viewing pictures of my "private playground"...
That's okay with me
But they just show my way to "see" and to play with colours, and I'm happy I can play again! So I really don't care that much about professional techniques, a picture might be perfect in every technical way but if it lacks the soul of the photographer or creator, it's empty somehow. But that doesn't mean I don't want to learn  ;-)
Thanks to everyone who's willing to share this love! And thanks for sharing your wonderful creations with the world!
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Comments (5)
tofi
The result is terrific and certainly merits a well deserved BRAVO! :) Great subject and lighting here indeed, with a magical effect, and a lovely dedication to your Girlfriend!
CaressingTheDark
This is a stunning capture. For a cemetery fence it evokes a warm feeling with the color. The lighting effect is awesome
helanker
Wonderful result indeed :-D Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
DarwinsMishap
Same to you, Gabe! This is a beautiful shot-and the post in this is specatcular.
anahata.c
I can understand the time these things take you, your shots are often very introspective and complex, and you create a 'vision' as much as a photograph. This is a perfect example. Parts of this fence seem almost like a print, or an etching. The detail work you've done around edges, as well as the small lights that fall on the fence (and bounce off of it) are very expressive. As is the hue & the textures you caught. And the background is beautiful, faded just 'right', and in just the right hue. As is the lightburst on top of that curled figure in the fence. Very thoughtful work as always, and I hope your holiday was splendid for both you & your girlfriend. And thanks for stopping by my gallery, I appreciate it very much.