Broken Light: A Photography Collective
We are photographers living with or affected by mental illness; supporting each other one photograph at a time. Join our community, submit today!
Lightness of Being
Photo taken by contributor Luis Rosado, a Floor Supervisor and Lighting Technician of a film equipment rental house. He has been suffering from anxiety and depression for over 30 years, and has been sober for 4 years from an alcohol problem that lasted over 20 years. Photography has always been a wonderful outlet for him to capture and hold on to the brighter moments in his life.
About this photo: “Taken at work because I could. This company gave me my job back after my alcohol addiction made me unable to work. I am forever indebted to those who have helped me through my years of alcohol abuse. To those I dedicate my art.”
____________________________________________________________
**Visit Broken Light’s main gallery here. Currently accepting submissions.
*Like us on Facebook & Twitter. Follow below for e-mail notifications.
5 comments on “Lightness of Being”
Please Join the Conversation!
Badge For Contributors
More joy to you, Luis.
LikeLike
That’s very cool. I can totally imagine having taht pic in a frame at home.
And it is great you have found underatanding. It’s priceless. May the past help you live each day in happiness.
LikeLike
Reblogged this on metanoia in progress and commented:
I like this photo.
LikeLike
I love the stories behind the photos. Gives them an added appreciation.
LikeLike
Very cool that you made a photo look kind of like an abstract painting!
LikeLike