What You Have Done For Me by odie

Photography • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Apr 07, 2012

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Each year some of the students that I teach present their version of the Stations of the Cross. They learn about the Passion of the Lord and how that story still affects them today. I felt that it was appropriate to add this to my gallery during this Easter season. They were merely youngsters when this photo was taken but I thought they did a great job conveying the mood. Have a Blessed Triduum and Easter Sunday. Jodie

Comments (9)

b2amphot

8:58AM | Sat, 07 April 2012

Great shot... one could only wish that more of today's youth found religion in their life. May you and yours enjoy a Happy and Blessed Easter

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kgb224

9:28AM | Sat, 07 April 2012

Superb and fitting capture. God Bless.

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duncanlong

10:33AM | Sat, 07 April 2012

Thanks for sharing this - very moving. Wishing you a great "Resurrection Day."

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brycek

1:43PM | Sat, 07 April 2012

Lovely capture!!

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jocko500

9:18PM | Sat, 07 April 2012

this is good and it teach them about the best story and love of God there is. Happy Easter

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coyoteviper

10:12PM | Sat, 07 April 2012

cool one. looks like these youngsters spent from rehearsal time for this.bravo to them.

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sharky_

3:28AM | Sun, 08 April 2012

Happy Easter my friend. Aloha

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anahata.c

9:26AM | Mon, 16 April 2012

your usual signature clarity, mixed with your signature light---where you seem to capture light from inside your figures as much as any that falls 'on' them---combine to make this a gentle, revealing and luminous portrait. You get this light in many types of portraiture where people glow from inside, bestowing their presence on us like a 'gift'. Also, you caught an introspective moment in the student who plays Christ. And, as in all your theatrical shots, you make constantly fine choices with backgrounds, letting them harmonize & support the actors. (The move from deep red to black---from right to left---is a fine contrast to the Romans & Christ.) When we realize this is portrayed by young souls, this is ultimately a very touching shot. Hope your easter was sweet & hope it leads to a beautiful spring...

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