honorable mention
Di Chang taiwan
Photo © DI CHANG
title
Withered love
Why this composition?
Why this light?
Why these colors?
To be honest, I don't always have the answers. My intuition tells me that’s the way to go; my sense of beauty craves that specific light; my eyes find the composition before my mind does. My intuition has no guide; it flows naturally and leads me without hesitation. I love who I am in those moments—simply following where my heart leads.
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entry description
The flower language of roses is "love, beauty". Since ancient Greek culture, roses have become a symbol of love. This work focuses on the withered rose, which represents the lost love. The cracks on the left half of the wall in the work are like every unforgettable pain that makes my heart go from childish to mature; from fragile to strong, the cracks finally extend The bright wall lamp at the top conveys that the regret in a period of love will eventually be transformed into courage and strength to welcome the next period of happiness.about the photographer
I am a student from Taiwan who loves art photography and lives for the art of the lens. Since I started, I’ve often been askedWhy this composition?
Why this light?
Why these colors?
To be honest, I don't always have the answers. My intuition tells me that’s the way to go; my sense of beauty craves that specific light; my eyes find the composition before my mind does. My intuition has no guide; it flows naturally and leads me without hesitation. I love who I am in those moments—simply following where my heart leads.
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