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30 March 2012 
I am experimenting with using the background to reinforce the concept and focus...not sure how I'm doing though! 
I love the contrasting focus! Did you have to edit this to get that vast range, or is this in-camera?
)although I did give a slight red/yellow tint to the photo as it was originally very green, and did not portray the image of age/death.
I was trained in a dark room, so I try to resist temptation to do a lot of editing. (Then, Instagram came around and I've hardly touched my DSLR in six months! lol Shame on me!) Anyway, WOW. That just makes this photo all the more beautiful! I am still so frustrated that people would try to make such a connection, because I was the lucky one that witnessed her face light up when she saw my piece. Her smile from that moment will always be in my memory. 
Thank you! I can't stand the stereotypes of depression, especially that seem to dominate in my hometown: They are often very superficial! But, you're not alone in surrounding yourself with positivity! A pal of mine wrote an entire book on positive reflections after her diagnosis. There is great beauty in introspection!
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