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Bahadir k
{K:8825} 8/13/2003
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a very dramatic-poetic shot.
love isnt always that clean ha?
bahadir
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luisa vassallo
{K:28230} 8/13/2003
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molto struggente e poetica
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CJ Kitts
{K:1607} 8/13/2003
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Very cool!
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Ana Vianna
{K:15270} 8/13/2003
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Excellent composition! Very dramatic! :-)))
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ken krishnan
{K:19102} 8/13/2003
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I left the white dustbin bag little longer to show the rose in the deep end and to potray the meaning of the title.
The letter is writen in 'Tamil' - a south Indian language one of the 24 official languages in India!!!. No wonder we are confused when we meet each other.
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Harlan Heald
{K:15732} 8/13/2003
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Nicely captured! The rose makes this composition, of course! Lovely!
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jake griffin
{K:3439} 8/13/2003
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extremely excellent focus on white object, good perspecive, immaginative idea, . Best result of a most unusually photo i've seen lately
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Ronny Van Eeckhoutte
{K:12734} 8/13/2003
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Very creative Ken.
Beautiful work....
Regards Ronny...
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Zé Ovo
{K:7579} 8/13/2003
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Excelente esse toque de cor!,o vermelho da flor valorizou a cena com dramacidade...,Parabens!
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José Eduardo Cruz
{K:13180} 8/13/2003
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Very beautifull!!!!
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Stefan Engström
{K:24473} 8/13/2003
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Yeah, what Paul said! It is an unusual looking script on the letter which I think adds interest.
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Richard Thornton
{K:26442} 8/13/2003
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Nice image with a message. Perhaps there is too much white space that's not needed to establish context. And moving the flower just a little more towards the center would help IMO>
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ken krishnan
{K:19102} 8/13/2003
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Wow ! Paul.
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Paul S
{K:894} 8/13/2003
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We live in a disposable world.
Here in a wastebasket are two simple items. First is a wilting flower. Second is a letter.
The rose is red and traditionally symbolic with love. Here it lies on top of a letter that is ripped and tossed into the trash. Since I am unable to read the writing, I am allowing my imagination to follow the symbolism of the rose and it becomes a love letter.
The rose tells more of the story, however. For the beauty of the rose, although fading, is still wonderful. There remains life in the rose. However, since it is still not in its youthful splendor, it is discarded for another.
The rose on the letter can only mean one thing; a love that is no longer young is being discarded. Although this love is no longer youthful, it is still useful. Without the novelty of youth however, it is wasted.
On a technical note, there is too much of the wastebasket liner visible. The eye wanders around it unnecessarily.
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Snehendu Kar
{K:2427} 8/13/2003
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Interestinh ad cryptic
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A. W. Osnafotos
{K:6373} 8/13/2003
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:(
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