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i love that this photo was not difficult to understand and i also felt like i could relate to you're fear i like that you put the words in the light as well
ReplyDeleteThe photo shows a fear of what lays ahead. I can interpret this of fear of fear for what the future brings. I think the picture is perfect for portraying your fear as it has a dark contrast and you cant see what lays ahead on the road. For a change, a few places in the front of the picture could have been a tiny bit lighter. Love this photo!
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