Elements of Regretful Life I by igorsv
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Eastern Penitentiary. Inmate artifacts found in one of the cells. A tilt lens is used for selective focus. Thank you for viewing and your feedback.
Comments (18)
bclaytonphoto
Brilliant work..thought provoking indeed..
MrsRatbag
Very lovely work!
kenwas
Excellent work although a depressing image for sure.
TwoPynts
Intimate and immeadiate. So very well done.
erlandpil
Great picture erland
durleybeachbum
Moving and sad
koosievantutte
great mood.
sirvictor
great picture
Corwin13
Excellent!
ElizaB
what a sad image...superb composition
Fidelity2
Your image is so cool.
timtripp
sublime!
MaraP
Impressive!!
icerian
Stunning B&W capture. Congratulation"
nikolais
it rocks, Igor!
GiMi53
Excllent still life image ! Congratulations for your selection in LWitG (Last Week in the Gallery – week 37-2008 ) !
Meowgli
excellent work and use of selective focus, great!
Chipka
This is quite touching. There's something almost monastic about the composition and the mood. Of course we can see the obvious tinge of regret that would mark any life interrupted by time in a penitentiary, but something in the sensitivity of your own artistic eye speaks more of a life of monasticism. It's no coincidence that reforming criminals and monks both spend their lives in cells...albeit for different reasons. I'm struck by that similarity here, and with it comes the idea that perhaps, in some way, prisoners and the non-incarcerated alike, have similar obligations. The profound nature of your work brings all of this to mind.