This is an excellent piece. I love the use of the background in this work, and think the inclusion of the torn up scraps on the floor complete the tableau perfectly. The writing on the model's body ties her into the background nicely, and the lighting highlights her nicely without distracting the eye from the wonderful background.
I like this one the best of the ones from this series I've seen - I think having her face unseen and no other props besides the paper leaves this photo more open to the interpretation of the viewer - I really enjoy looking at this one and trying to decipher her emotional state. Is she crying in despair, or raging against the walls of a prison? The awkward pose she's in helps play into this as well - she can be either clawing at the walls, or in the process of sinking to her knees.
Anger or despair? Insanity or desperation? Tearing the words down, or desperately holding them up? So many ways to see...
I like this one the best of the ones from this series I've seen - I think having her face unseen and no other props besides the paper leaves this photo more open to the interpretation of the viewer - I really enjoy looking at this one and trying to decipher her emotional state. Is she crying in despair, or raging against the walls of a prison? The awkward pose she's in helps play into this as well - she can be either clawing at the walls, or in the process of sinking to her knees.
Anger or despair? Insanity or desperation? Tearing the words down, or desperately holding them up? So many ways to see...
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