When one first sees this photograph they think what kind of photo shop technique did this artist use to get such a unique shot. When taking a closer look the onlooker realizes that it isn't photo shop that did this but possible a camera looking down, but that also can't be true when the female model's (lovely in her emotionless physic) hair doesn't lay flat towards the back at all. When the onlooker reads that you were balancing yourself and were ably to keep that distant and closed off look to take this shot it becomes a truely outstanding piece of art work and you have once again out done yourself.

The expressions that the both of you have, distant, lost, yet somehow hopeful. There's is a sense of haunted memories that are trapped somewhere deep with in and all of this shows only in your eyes. It's simply, in a word, brilliant.

The fact that you chose such a textured wall as the back drop to a wonderful shot only seems to emphasize all the feelings boiling deep within the models' hearts. The lighting and shadowing of this piece just pulls it all together and even seems to mute the wall to where it doesn't out do its self but allows the models and the wall to become one and the same.

I enjoyed looking at the piece and I hope that others find it just as breath taking and meaningful as I did. It's a brilliant art work to come back onto the scene with. Once again I am compelled to say well done and keep up the great original work.

Thank you for sharing you and your wonderful girlfriend.

~Zim