My Prison by BaldManTom

Poser • People • posted on Mar 18, 2004

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Description

Alone, I sit in this prison. There are no walls save those that I've made for myself. High overhead, one small window looks out on the world I used to know. I reach toward the light streaming in, believing that if I could bask in it's warm glow, I might be healed; if I could but sample its strength I could tear down these walls that imprison me and be free once again. But the window is too high, the light is already fading, and soon total darkness will envelop me. Thanks for indulging me in this catharsis. My annual depression is early this year. Credits: Michael 2 and texture by DAZ SkyDome from RDNA Wall textures made using GIMP Constructive criticisms and helpful hints are very welcome. Peace, BaldManTom

Comments (3)

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aprilrosanina

10:20PM | Thu, 18 March 2004

It's good to have a catharsis, at least... helps one wait out such things. My sympathies. Anyhow... you may wish to raise the right hand a bit higher - the outreach doesn't look as desperate as I think you're trying to express here.

BaldManTom

10:19AM | Fri, 19 March 2004

Thanks for the suggestion. I think you're right about the angle of the hand. I tend to create things sequentially and not go back. In this case, I set the pose I wanted and then moved on from there. In the meantime, I changed the camera angle, which (I think) messed up how the raised hand looked. What I'll take forward is to revisit each element when I make changes. Again, thanks!

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taco

9:25AM | Mon, 22 March 2004

This has been a lousy winter... as winters go! I usually plan a trip to some sunny place... but this year it didn't happen... so for me, that little window up above showed only a gray and dismal sky! You've expressed this all so well! I think what we all need is one of those full spectrum bulbs to get us through! :-)