Ukraine, Spring 2022.

[pavel_l.]

Thank you for your thoughts.

Cheers.

 

[jordan2240]

I would definitely need the title to make any kind of connection, but I think a better connection might be made if you had shown bullet casings in a more every-day environment like perhaps a sink with some dirty dishes in it.  As this stands, I really have to struggle to connect the title to the picture. Perhaps if there was a plant in the pot I could connect them better.

[pavel_l.]

On 1/31/2023 at 10:19 AM, jordan2240 said:

I would definitely need the title to make any kind of connection, but I think a better connection might be made if you had shown bullet casings in a more every-day environment like perhaps a sink with some dirty dishes in it.  As this stands, I really have to struggle to connect the title to the picture. Perhaps if there was a plant in the pot I could connect them better.

Thank you Jordan.

The more descriptive title is "2022 planting season in Ukraine"

[mikemorrellNL]

I like the concept of combining 'Ukraine Spring' with bullet/shell casings. But the way the concept is expressed in the photo is a stretch for me too.

I personally associate 'Spring' with early flowers (snowdrops, crocuses, daffodils) and the first green buds on shrubs and trees. 

Maybe there's a way of 'integrating' the bullet/shell casings into an outdoor 'spring scene' or (indoors) into a 'spring basket' which - at least where I live - shops and florists are starting to sell.