often dark your photographs.
Here I imagine (once again) an atmosphere a little heavy and IF the person who walks exceeds the tall grass and enters the forest, nobody is sure to find one day
Thanks Yoshimi. I find inspiration in the work of the Pictorialists and even earlier photographers. These “nocturnes” (for lack of a better word) pay homage to them.
Mysterious and deep. And restrained, which to me is one of the hallmarks of your work.
Much appreciated Lynn. It’s such a pleasure waking up to your various comments today.
It was a pleasure going through all of these posts!
JOHN TODARO 
I really have run out of words. I just love this.
Thanks again, Linda. I’m happy to hear that.
Beautiful tonality on this, John.
Thanks Ken
You give extra life to life, amazing !
Glad you liked it. Merci…
often dark your photographs.
Here I imagine (once again) an atmosphere a little heavy and IF the person who walks exceeds the tall grass and enters the forest, nobody is sure to find one day
Thanks Yoshimi. I find inspiration in the work of the Pictorialists and even earlier photographers. These “nocturnes” (for lack of a better word) pay homage to them.
Mysterious and deep. And restrained, which to me is one of the hallmarks of your work.
Much appreciated Lynn. It’s such a pleasure waking up to your various comments today.
It was a pleasure going through all of these posts!