Reflected Memory...

Sometimes memories are fading, and are not very clear in our minds....Thanks for your thoughts.

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Mysterious image. I stared at it for a while to get the idea.

Very good story and treatment. Regards

Yes, Pnina, memories are a precious and strange, they fade, they come, they go, they move inside our minds... and they gave excellent photos.

On the other hand, some photos bring up memories and they can also be very good.

I don't know which of the cases it is, but this is a very good image. Regards.

... EXCELLENT ... congrats ... IO Points ...

All that is left behind as our lives unfurls is a bread crumb trail of memories. Did any of it really happen in the fashion I recall? What has become of all the bits and pieces I have either discarded or simply misplaced? Do they cease to exist?

 

Here the ethereal nature of memory is portrayed in light, traveling both backwards into the past and forwards into the future, both sides of the looking glass.

 

Man, I wish I had taken this shot :-)

Great sepia composition, Pina. I like it very much!...Saludos.

Thanks for sharing this picture :)

Igor, mystery and ambiguity, I think, is the chatarcteristic of memories after some time, some are well remembered and some are fading. Thanks for looking and writing .

 

Jose, thanks!

 

Joaquim , I think that both of the possibilities you wrote about are valid, nice explained and well written your impressions.

 

Ahmet, thanks from Israel, we are nieghbors...

 

Gord, what a nice and well written( as usual) your impressions. I like a lot your past and future connection of memories. it is so right, that some will stay vivid for the future ,and some will fade with the passing time. We all are experiencing it both ways....Thanks as well for you last sentence ...;-))

 

Ektor my friend, so nice to read you here.

 

 

פארהם, תודה, מאיפה העברית ......

 

Thanks Parham, where is your Hebrew from?.....

It is probably just my warped view of the world, but I instantly thought of Rodin's "Gates of Hell." It just seems to me to depict longing, even suffering and being trapped. I love the tones. Excellent IMHO.

Nice and worriyng!..Ciaomau!

A very intriguing image, Pnina. It grabs us and keeps us for a while because we want to examine all the details. Also quite atmospheric.

Pnina, what is happening ? Many of us are interested in fading memories:-) I like this shot for it's mood and tone. I have just now commented on Laurent Lacoste's image, on the same theme.

Well done, Pnina, love the mistery and tone.

The dance goes on. And on. And on. A bit nostalgic. A bit hallucinogenic. Very nicely and sympathetically captured.

Great unique structure and tones. BR Joerg

 

David, interesting association to the "Gates of hell". It is a very complicated work of Rodin, was very much Influenced by well known other creatores.Thanks for your special point of view.

 

Maurizio, thanks

 

Roger, welcome back,and thanks for your understanding the atmosphere that is very enigmatic.

 

Amal, you are right it is the mood and tone that takes it to the realm of memories.

 

Mary, thanks as well .The way memories work in our mind is a mystery.

 

Jeff, it is again "life as a dance"....the ambiguity,of what is human life and human memories ,which I have tried to demonstrate here.

 

Jorg, thanks as well.

 

Poetry.

Memories are like time machines transporting us from our present reality into a chapter of the past in the book of life. Some of those memories are "bookmarked" because we learned something from them and we go back to reflect on their meanings. You are a great artist my friend.

Wonderful! Like it a lot.

Perfect caption for this excellent photograph. Pnina. Good shot! Congrats!

Classic lines. Did you ever see "The Double Life of Veronique"? A movie of a woman who is living in two different countries, two separate sets of circumstances, and will intersect. I like your catching her in movement, freezing a moment in time, but which one?

Adan, very nice intelligent evaluation.thank you!

 

Thanks as well Teresa and David.

 

Donna, I don't remember the movie even the name is familiar, the ambiguity is present in this image

( anf the others of this series), each will interpret it differently...;-)) Thanks.

"Where's my coat, anyway? Or did I bring a coat. Is this real? A dream?