Fotos

Motrem (2392) 2003-07-24 20:44

Ah bon dieu, est-ce possible? J'ai lu votre note avec grand intérêt, j'abonde dans le sens de Caprice. Great shot!

smiley (613) 2003-07-24 22:42

This is something I always wanted to get see. There is something a little dark and unnerving about such a scene but it is tough to tear away. Quite cool.
JB

gringofil (0) 2003-07-25 0:29

I have no idea who planted the seed...or it might have been the attendant? Who knows...working there one can grow into a special sort of outlook on life (and death). Incredible shot, Luko, truly amazing.

Mike (693) 2003-07-25 3:07

How can anyone not like this picture! it's so macabre, you've done a great job combining the three images, a memento mori for the 21st century.

greg (2835) 2003-07-25 4:39

What a relief that the flower is there! Very nicely done.

Darren (6823) 2003-08-18 11:25

This is just well done Luko, I have nothing to add. As usual, your comments about the shot add greatly to my understanding and enjoyment of the photo itself.

bodinux (363) 2003-10-01 0:36

Although I saw this picture some time ago, I didn't write any critic at the time. Then the idea came to me to do a workshop on it. I don't see this workshop as an improvment of your great picture, it is just another way of seeing the same subject. Hope you like it.

Jebelis (229) 2004-03-22 22:23

nice shots... i plan to go there in a few weeks in paris... maybe pictures will be good with a digital camera... thanks for all the infos.. i'll post some more from there if i can made it...

sohrab (7439) 2004-04-18 15:41

hi luko
i'm still trying to find time to go through your pics. this one is really nice.it may sound very weird but i've always been fascinated with the theme of death.
your title is very good considering the flower in the middle of the skulls. i especially like the pic of the skulls on the left. really nice. you've made death look so beautiful. pardon me if i'm scaring you now.lol. but you should know that it is death that makes life beautiful. the rich black in the photograph is giving it a lot of elegance.
you should check out raghu rai's photographs on the bhopal gas tragedy.(magnumphotos.com) theres a particular photographs of the skulls of the victims which have been stored. it is the silence in the photograph which can send shivers down your spine.the photograph will cry out to you. you seem to be heading the same way.perhaps you should check raghu's work out.you'll definitely like it . take care and i shall look forward to hearing from you.
bye bye

rajhema (1873) 2006-03-31 9:28

contrasting message. I've heard about this place and want to visit. Very well composed. I guess with the given light you can do only so much. BW selection is a good idea.

andeweg (139) 2006-09-13 8:32

BeauTIFull !!!!

Sanderson-Brown (6) 2007-12-08 11:23

Hi Luco,
you can show a dead rabbit and everyone freaks, show a couple of dead humans and no one bats an eyelid! ;-) thats what popped to mind when i first saw this shot.
Well done though, great use of the light you had avalible and great povs. That flower is strange, but maybe its a sign to show that there is still life amoung the dead!
Thanks for sharing these different, moving images.
Regards
Paul

benenuts (234) 2014-03-08 14:01

J'ai visité moi même ce lieux il y a 20 ans. C'était encore le temps des argentiques. C'est un peu morbide mais il faut le prendre avec le sourire. D'ailleurs pouvez me dire quelle rangée avez vous pris la photo je crois reconnaître mon oncle Jules disparut. ( rions un peu) bonne photo avec des effets sympas