Rebirth in the Light
Ive always said that every picture has a million words. This one I taken randomly while I was with my group. We took shots of the land around us and our goal was to be able to tell a story with each shot we captured, we took over 300 pictures and only 15 surface the internet. Why is that? We actually don't know, not even the stories that we tell can express the emotions we felt with the other hundreds.
In picture above we were lost in the beauty. We were lost and didn't know how to express every second of every shot. We had actually unplugged from the world and just laughed and took picture of every beauty that life had put in-front of us. Yes, there was some romantic moments and there was some emotional moments that we could not have described with each story being told different both sides were told beautiful.
This picture was one of the few that caught my attention when I took it. For many reasons but i'll give you a few, first there is a camera shooting in front of the person to capture something that can only happen once you can't capture the same thing twice. Thats why nature is so mysterious, and then when you look closer there is a deeper meaning to everything that is shown, the camera is on low battery. To me that mean life is ending, life is to short, why not just live by the moment and laugh but the song.
This picture can only be found on my instagram entitled rebirth and now on Behance. On the day this was taken I tried 65 times to retake the image and never succeeded. So I called it rebirth because just look at the reflection that the sun gives the water, if you flip the picture around it look the same, it a wrinkle in time and a picture worth millions of pixels.
I am not a die hard religious person, I am a person that just goes with the flows and lets the world speak on its own. When I took the picture, we were at the park close to my College, this park is usually know as "stop feeding the Geese they would never go away" because that is what a women always screams at me and my friends when we go to the park. I used Lightroom studio to edit this picture a little bit for we can see the depth of the image. and if you tell me this picture can not be described with no words. The way the darkness of the clouds spark up the sun making the sun reflect upon the water, and from left to right and right to left showing the reflection of its flares,
It truly is a picture worth millions of words. I showed this to one of my best friends mom and she says "He truly is alive" and I didn't feel like questioning what she meant by that or why she said it like that but all I know is that if I would have replied that is talk I would like to avoid. Yet, she still admired the contrast in the picture she said "it spoke to me" and thats when it hit me. This picture is a rebirth, it gives the people I have showed to some kind of hope and that is what my life mission is, and that is why I am sharing it. A picture worth millions of hopes.
