A Photograph by Alazanto, Kevin Davis, our son
Design is a force that gives our lives meaning. Design is integral to communication–that which binds us together as one.
November 15, 2009.
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What an intriguing photographic work of art – especially when captured through a thin veil, which lifts the work from being a purely structural photo to a far richer study in design and light. Just lovely, thank you so much for sharing this with us, Thomas. ~ Julie 🙂
I don’t think I ever saw this one. Nice!
The photograph reveals so much light coming through that scaffolding. A terriffic “design” of yours to choose this particular photo for this post theme. We are indeed bound together in communications utilizing the appropriate “design” of spiritual light to guide us.
This is so beautiful, with the light–and I love those words about “design”–that it gives meaning to our lives, and its importance in communication, in order to bind us together–rather than separate, divide. Thanks for this one. God bless you today.
Beautiful. This photograph takes me higher, higher.
Just so clever!
Excellent – and your words illuminate the image perfectly.
Wonderful image, wonderful words.
you have a very talented family.
Beautiful color and angle. The words add even more depth to the image.
Wow!
I love the color as well as the light in this photo. And the caption about design is so true!
Exquisite. It looks like a silk Japanese screen covered in gilt and light.