Your reflection is the first thing to disappear...

[Daisy Mae]

Most of my photo ops this week have necessarily taken place in or around hospitals...and as such have made me think abot life/death and the grey areas in between.

So I came up with this!


Any C&C or comments welcome.

[Digital]

I like this photo. Fits my own depressed mood.
How is your Dad doing? My prayers are with him.

Bruce

[Daisy Mae]

Oh Bruce..I am sorry to hear you are in a depressed mood, I hope it lifts soon.

My Dad's doing very well thank you. Long term not so good but he'll be coming home this time which is enough for now.

A lot of people have said to me 'how can you keep taking photographs when things are tough?'. I think the opposite is true for me, it seems to help me deal with things and understand them better and I find that in processing shots I can also process what is happening ( maybe that makes me a hard case..hope not!)

Thanks for your comments and good wishes.

[GrahamS]

Bravo Sharon! You have great insight.

[shreds]

I really like the imagery, gets away from all those seascapes and flowers. Well done. Can see how it has meaning too.

[John 2]

That is really well thought through Sharon. It captures your expressed thoughts precisely. BTW hope your dad gets some respite. Day at a time.

[Paniaa]

Thank you Sharon
Very philosophical & I can see how it would work. It must be similar to writing poetry - your photos are the same - poetic.

Beautiful photo.

[Daisy Mae]

Thank you Graham, Ian, John and Pania.

You are all so very kind.

[kdoc856]

Superb, Sharon. Just brilliant.