Faces of the Future by Judithone
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I have found lately that nature provides us with some interesting subjects. Curiosity had me check out the newsprint in the snow. Immediately I saw faces of our future. From the arrival of the very young to the wisdom of elderly our world changes constantly before our eyes. I'm thinking in my lifetime one of these beautiful souls you see looking up at you might just have the desire to become a world leader, or an artist who alters our perceptions and invites us to shift our thinking. I welcome you to place your thoughts upon the image. Technical also welcomed. I did not convert to B&W as I found the natural setting of colours to be the exact tone I was looking for. Have a great weekend all!!
Comments (7)
truckinfast
This is an absolutely stunning image.
Zacko
That is sooooo artistic, love your presentation of it too. Worth taking the time to think about, thanks for sharing and have a lovely weekend!!!
HeikoH
Looks like a capture from a rubbish dump. ;-) Excellent work!!
diomedes66
Small, bigger, biggest, short, longer, longest; born, live, die. Bravo!
Kropot
Beautifull, well spotted, perfect job.
Egmont
My dear friend, you may not post very often but when you do there is so much depth to your creative vision, one must pause and think in order to absorb its meaning. Your image here is a treasure and after very close examination something of interest. We have three rows of children images, but there is an adult face looking out for these young ones. It is easily missed as it is covered mostly in snow. The man is facing the children, that is why I saw he is looking out for them, protecting them. He is located just to the left between the first and second row. There are also other faces on the news print, on the front and back of the single piece that is reaching out, crying for help or wanting to be grabed by a passer by. I know you love B&W as much as I do, but you have made the right decision in keeping this image monochromatic and allowing that soft whisper of colour of newsprint. Perfect in every respect. A BIG VOTE
logiloglu
there is so much poesie and character expression in this image. !!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!