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Light is so important to the eye and is suggestive of change.
Humour is important and turns the funny bone into an engaged posture.
The images that remain with me...light streaming through fabric...backlighting a child (their feet, their ears - rendering the image translucent).
As baby boomers are buying $300 a pair MBT shoes; I would think that sore feet are a big issue for alot of people. Would a photo of soft, pudgy baby feet draw attention? The shoe people use the photo of a tall African male striding along a foot path. He looks elegant and his walk effortless.
Those are terrific
Those are terrific observations. It reminds me of a story a friend told--she is a very humorous and delightful person, but somehow her first ATM class turned very serious. The students all behaved as though in most solemn meditation. She interupted class after a few sessions and said "look, you won't believe it, but my teacher [Stephen Rosenholtz] is a really funny guy. We are cracking up all the time in class. ..." Everyone was relieved to have the permission to shift the feeling in the room!
I love your thoughts about light as well. It gets me thinking about how light can suggest things like discovery, the "dawning of a new aspect."
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