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Submitted: September 12, 2012
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The One You Are Looking For Is Not Hereby `DpressedSoul

Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Landscapes

In my absence now
When time will pass and nothingness abide
See the evening rise and take my word for it
Focuses beyond your vision will unfold my empty space
Time froze over

Do you remember when it didn't used to be so dark?
And everything was possible
Still?
(Katatonia, The One You Are Looking For Is Not Here)

Kochelsee, Oberbayern (Germany...or should I say: Bavaria?).

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Critique by ~midnightbluedestiny Sep 12, 2012, 10:50:58 AM

hey Florian this one's beautiful, I love the light quality and the way it almost seems to be giving the bench a sort of aura or halo.
I love the way the space around the bench doesn't have to much detail or pigments around it highlighting the fact that whatever the person was looking for on the bench, no matter what it is, can't be there because the bench - even the space around the bench is empty enough to prevent any mistaking of something being on the bench.
I also like the way the tree and rocks are black without much detail other than the main outline, leaving no doubt about what it is, but also allowing it to fade into the back ground and emphasise the bench.
And finally the grainy quality of the mountains in the far background gives them slight detail while allowing them to fade away and give purchase to the bench.
great work!
Courtney.

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