Heart for Dagmar by ctfchallenge


06-DEC-2008	Dale Garman

A broken heart or a loving heart? A joyful heart for a sad heart? A hopeful heart or one that despairs. Only you infuse the image with meaning.

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aam1234		11-Dec-2008 21:18
From the setup I'm guessing it wasn't a pleasant experience to her. Maybe that's why she turned the red flower away from the candle.

ctfchallenge		11-Dec-2008 19:48
I met a young lady at the church who actually made the sand drawing named Dagmar, I simply captured it the way she envisioned it, I didn't move anything. So it really does leave you to speculate about what caused her to trace this image and what meaning this image has for her.

aam1234		11-Dec-2008 18:18
Very romantic, Dale. Wish the red flower was turned towards the candle. This way we will see more of the flower, and, I think, more red will be reflected on the sand (not sure if it's true, though). Drawing a heart on the sand is a clever touch.

COAmature		08-Dec-2008 19:04
What an image to announce your presence with Dale. Welcome aboard. -Doug

ctfchallenge		08-Dec-2008 03:59
interesting and ... welcome to our territory. Penny Street

ctfchallenge		07-Dec-2008 21:42
You have revealed your heart - but don't be shy, please identify yourself. YB

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