The End by Sarin SomanThe End by Sarin Soman
"I am an unfinished portrait...was waiting and wondering how I will look in the end. I have loved life deeply...despite the many will chosen paths that have brought me here. I feel like my heart will explode if I can't release the thoughts that fill my restless soul. Here's to all those who walked by my side on this journey. I am a part of you...and you are part of me. ..." This photo has taken at Oman-UAE border(near Hatta) during our Friday weekend trips.This place is around 175 to 200 kilometer from Dubai.
(c) Light & Composition UniversityNature Always Wears the Color of the Spirit by Kirsten Bruening
For me, looking through the viewfinder is looking into a magical world. In a world without color, in a world dominated by light, shadow and gray tones. Into the magical world of black and white photography. Black and white photography focuses on the essentials. It highlights the beauty of the subject. It stimulates the viewer's imagination. A black and white photograph sometimes expresses more than 1000 words can describe.
An Every Day Hustle by Jose Juniel Rivera-Negron
I admire all these hard working people, these people that wakes up every morning preparing for their next hustle. I could imagine what goes inside their minds, "would it be a better day?" However, wont quit; they continue with their everyday hustle. This one I took from the other side of the table, watching the vendor taking some notes.