I see the betrayer who minmizes the effect of his actions. Dehumanizing. Asessed by the survivor still feeling the effects, but recovering. Maybe it's the angle, the light, or only that I always hated those clowns! :)
I like this picture very much. Very sad, with various elements that to me succesfully work together to convey abandonment (the doll facing the table, forgotten, the excess of light as if from the only window of a dark attic, the aged texture of the film and the withered colors). There is also the caption, which is kind of a paradox, that truly resonates with the phrase within the picture (although the image works well with and without the phrase, I think).
Technically, I like the crop, but the right margin feels as if it should be closer to the doll. Also, It's really a shame that the phrase didn't fit into the frame of the photo.
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![[d'oro]](http://thumbs.imageopolis.com/images/1/7/7/9/1779/455523-Micro.jpg "[d'oro]")
![[screwed up]](http://thumbs.imageopolis.com/images/1/7/7/1/1771/453462-Micro.jpg "[screwed up]")
