Definitely yes, in my book! I see lots of photo opportunities here, in an artistic sense. I'd have to get a closer look at what's in the room to see if there are any that would tell a story of loss besides the big picture itself. (And I'd wear a mask and decontaminate myself after...that's a lot of mold. I'm guessing it's a home post-Katrina?)
It's the artist's aesthetic, which I think is much closer to a Zen view of the world than that of people who aren't as visually inclined: There is beauty in the most humble, common subject -- a weed or a wrecked room.
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Definitely yes, in my book! I see lots of photo opportunities here, in an artistic sense. I'd have to get a closer look at what's in the room to see if there are any that would tell a story of loss besides the big picture itself. (And I'd wear a mask and decontaminate myself after...that's a lot of mold. I'm guessing it's a home post-Katrina?)
It's the artist's aesthetic, which I think is much closer to a Zen view of the world than that of people who aren't as visually inclined: There is beauty in the most humble, common subject -- a weed or a wrecked room.
Sit, be still, pay attention that is where your phto will find you.
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