Stolen Moments by Wolfenshire
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In that brief span between life's gift and death's call, there are the stolen moments that will become the cornerstone of your existence - take them, hold them, hide them deep inside you, they will be the only thing you may keep, all else will fall away forgotten.
- R.L.Wolfe
Comments (21)
miwi
OkrimSlava
Excellent.
jancas
Nice work
Palaemon
Very beautiful.
eekdog
Greatly done.
zaqxsw
Lovely!
bakapo
That quote is beautiful... really beautiful. The scene here is touching and sweet. Two people who care about each other have a moment of peace.
Radar_rad-dude
How true those words are! The longer we live, the more meaning there is in them until......
GrandmaT
Beautiful and wise.
donnena
grand advice!
rhol_figament
We all need some stolen moments here and there...
uncollared
Beautiful. Fantastic image and message
ontar1
Awesome scene!
jendellas
Beautiful!!
RodS
Very true, and what a wonderful image!
rajib
You are in a roll with these series of images. This too looks amazing ! Love it !
nelmi
Love the mood in this image and the quote too!
STEVIEUKWONDER
Lovely compassionate work here with very notable sentiment. A real pleasure to view!
Yolie
Excellent ♥
UteBigSmile Online Now!
Fascinating creation!
anahata.c
another delight, and touching, and a fine evocation of the quote you gave. Your light evokes paintings of the european 16th and 17th centuries, with your chiaroscuro and your soft light on hands, cheeks, etc. I think your black and white makes these costumes---which I imagine are rich in color---all the more enticing because they whet our appetite to know where these souls come from. The two arms touching each other remind me of some paintings by Rembrandt, not the least of which is the impasto-like textures, and the dark light with highlights for metal, etc. Poignant, with the feeling that there's a big story behind it. Another fine and touching image from you---many of your images have a touching feel...as you have so many of those moments in your tales, there's no doubt that they come from the same artist. You're very sensitive to these moments. Very sensitively done.
I'm at close to an hour now (I know, only 7 uploads, and it took me 50 minutes---I'm slow!), but as I still need to visit some more galleries for the first time, I have to move on for now. But I wish you all the best with your writing. I know you're working on new pieces, and re-casting old. All the best to you: Your talents, sensitivities and global scope warrant all that you go through for them. I hope they shine in all the ways you want them to!