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This is a very an impressive photo : It automatically makes us think about all the paintings about Christ sharing bread, which in the context of this particular folder, without developping more, makes this photo a very powerfull one.
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Laurent, I do not understand "which in the context of this particular folder, without developping more,"...maybe I understand but I am not sure....In this place there was not much light; that shot in any light needed a tripod. Thank you for the critique.
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Sorry, but I can't help doing associations which have nothing to do with the technical qualities of a photo but rather are on a more let's say "intellectual" level.

 

What I see in this folder, is a ritual shared by two persons. They have this ritual in order to access another level of counsciouness, perception, or perhaps find a way to avoid the reality, which ends up beeing the same.

 

This is therefore a whole spiritual ritual : Spirituality beeing the way to have our mind travel without the body itslef moving in space.

 

And bu analogy it is a religious ritual, and that is what made me automatically associate this particular photo with Christ sharing the bread, which bread is today His body.

 

I hope my fenchy way of writting english is understandable.

 

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On your email you mentioned that I had not responded or answered. Sorry. I will try again. You wrote.......makes us think about a painting...I said that I understand. I think that I have seen such a painting, maybe not. I did not know what they were doing in the painting but I know from elsewhere of the concept. On the other hand, most of us have not seen such an painting and would not think of it. Maybe that is why I did not know how to comment
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Your friend in Columbia will probably be able to explain you about the signification of the breaking of the bread, I have to warn you that if she is very religious, she may not like the association I made with your serie of photos.

It is not important that you don't know of these paintings:

For me that is precisely the power of your photos : they are so human, that we can all relate to them, seeing our own humanity whatever our cultures knowledge or faith.

here are a few links about some of the paintings depicting the last supper :

Leonardo Da Vinci

Jacopo Bassano

Carl Bloch

Best

laurent

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I am just reading again your commentary again. I regret that I did not yet go the the links. Now I am reminded to do so. The only thing that I know about your painting, and now I recall, is that probably it depicts a Passover Seder.
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