The Poppy, pt3

This is the third composition of the series. For reference, theinitial idea was that poppys are naturally associated with death quiteoften, so I arranged the poppy in the form of a sun and changed thecolour of the petals to yellow, which (atleast to me) gives the exactopposite association - life, birth, joy. So it was meant to be a typeof 'subtle irony'.

However, this is silghtly different in that itplays more obviously on the subject of death. When you lose someone,the world never seems complete again. With the poppy symbolising lifehere, I montaged the composition to show the disharmony, thefragmented nature of the world around you after someone has leftyou.

For what it's worth, this isn't from a recent personalexperience, the idea is composed from numerous sources so it's not toopersonal to me (ie you won't be stepping on any toes if you don't likeit).

t/y for looking.

Great Work!

I like the contents and it's very original, but the 'blue' -to my eyes- a little high. It may be my personal perception