The photographs by Barbara Bosworth are stunning. While looking at these photos I get a sense of contemplation, passage of time and a connection to the natural world. They capture long, silent pauses as well as fleeting moments in life. Her work is truly inspiring and deserves a second, third and even fourth look. Take your time to really soak them in here.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Human Nature
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Yes, I'd have to agree with you!
Gorgeous. And making me wish I could spend the day outside.
I really like that arm stretched out on the table, palm up. Something about it is quite touching.
really lovely. thanks for sharing!
yes, very soothing and lovely.
beautiful photos -- the first one is my favorite of the group.
wow, those are gorgeous!
these are beautiful. i'll have to check out more of her work!
so intense for a photo but i love them
these are so peaceful!
really like the 1st pic...they say, "be really quite when one is in the woods & listen "...I certainly sense it in that photo!
PS: I've linked you, shall we trade...appreciate it very much XO as always!
a couple of them are sad in a beautiful way.
what a great find - I wish I was the girl in the last photo!
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I saw an exhibition by her in the Smithsonian - I took a couple of photos - I should send them to you because they are amazing (her photos, not my photos of them.)
I thought the first one was Jane Goodall. I love the outstretched arm.
Oh, you describe them so well! They are just lovely.
Really stunning photos! I love the top one and I'm not sure why.
They are like taking a deep breath...and I love the idea of capturing "long, silent pauses..."
Just beautiful.
Nice, simple but a great statement at the same time. Happy weekend Diana..
Beautiful. Love the first one especially.
Wonderful! Thank you for sharing!
I like the physical component of them... the arms and hands... and the bird too :)
love that last one! happy moving! phew!
Her photographs are amazing. I was just admiring her work somewhere the other day :)
the times and dominated the thinking of the art techniques Constraints, showing a different face.
You nailed it with stunning. Wow.
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