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Life Is Waiting And I'm Hesitating


Pierre Dumas

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Indeed !

Difficult choice...

So many gynoecia...

:)

Congrats Pierre !

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 I find this image a better depiction of the title than "Death is waiting...". This is primarily because of the color contrasts. In particular, the contrast of the saturated colors in the flower versus the almost completely de-saturated background. In  "Death is waiting...", the separation is not nearly as strong.

Although I like both images, I think this one is slightly "better" because of the separation caused by the color contrast.

 

Jim Phelps

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I am aware of the magical posibility of death at any moment and this image is a reminder of both, life goes on with the Sunflower sybolism of moving with the Sun and death on the other side!  Great image my friend.

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I think this is a dilema many experience. Today it is very hard for people, especially if they have lived life 'up to a certain standard of comfort', and then perhaps situations change, 'LIFE' is still out there, but it may cause apprehension, the thought of 'jumping back into the fray' when it will be a totally new 'game' can be daunting.

There is a phrase that goes something like this ...'when you don't have what you want, learn to be happy with what you have', I think if we all could do that, we'd avoid a lot of 'mental fatigue'. Great composition Pierre!!

Kind regards, Gail

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It is like a play on the old saying "Stop and Smell the Roses".  I see the essence of nature in the sunflower which is turned toward the man; perhaps to shed some magical light to draw him in?  And I see a ghostly face in the center where the man's genitals are that part of the skull where the brain would be.  Great symbolism and as always, just a beautiful work of art.

Bravo, Pierre.

Dana

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