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Ambiguity
Photo taken by contributor Annie, a woman who lives with depression, anxiety, PTSD, dissociative disorder and a myriad of other issues that haunt her. She enjoys writing, creating art, and her cat Zoe.
About this photo: “I wanted to call this photo “Ambiguity” because the viewer cannot quite determine where the photo was taken, the context is uncertain. That is rather how I feel when I experience a dissociative episode. I will stay with that title. It seems to fit.”
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Very strong composition.
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Love this…great composition, the lines and the light are very powerful.
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I really love this picture (and I try not to say tat too often!). It reminds me of a Stieglitz photograph. Very stylish.
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Reblogged this on advertword1.
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Very first impression: six diagonal guitar strings from a giant guitar. Guitar is very important to the residents of our local prison. They love to play. The grid on the right reminds me of a cage. A fascinating image.
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Thank you for this. It is a powerful representation of the mind. Thank you, Annie.
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