The Mysteriously Veiled Woman

[TByrne]

Hmmm... what is this mystery woman saying to me? What do I feel about her? Does that feeling pop out of this image into your mind?

I wonder further about that here. (http://imagefiction.blogspot.com/) :p

But I'm thinking that you probably know the answer about whether this image communicates a feeling better than I do. Which ultimately is what art photography's all about, huh?:cool:

http://homepage.mac.com/byrneprintmaker/.Pictures/Italy/veiled_srgb.jpg

[rooeey]

Yes i see your point....
I like an image that stirs an emotional change inside me and leaves me to ponder like this one does....

[TByrne]

Yes i see your point....
I like an image that stirs an emotional change inside me and leaves me to ponder like this one does....


Thanks for your compliments and for thinking about this. Something I guess we forget is that the meaning of whatever we do doesn't reside in us, or maybe not even in our images. If we sold canned peas... Hey! ... We'd be in charge of what was in the can! But in a whole bunch of ways, it's the viewer who fills up these photographic cans we hand them. Awesome!:cool::p:cool:

[rooeey]

I see ...Nothing is right or wrong when it comes to our own percepton of an image as long as we give due thought we do ourselves just and feed our creative side the sustinance it requires to perpetuate .....

[drandtus]

Nice image, Ted.

I cannot remember the music artist, but he would not explain his lyrics when asked. He said that it meant whatever the individual wanted it to mean. And, he said that he enjoyed what others "thought" more so than his "original" intent. I think that Professor Curto would agree it is a similar idea. Thanks for getting me to think a bit :)