Love for God Through A Child's Prayer * by ctfchallenge

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janewigginsphotography		12-Sep-2005 23:06
Thanks Yvonne! Paul - Rod was at church cause he has A LOT to be thankful for - didn't you see his entry in this challenge? :) jano

ctfchallenge		12-Sep-2005 22:38
I really like the feel of this shot! Bravo! Yvonne

Paul		11-Sep-2005 08:36
What were you doing at church Rod? Pumping up the organ on a sunday morning?

Rod		11-Sep-2005 05:42
The grain & shadow work a treat for this shot Jano. Take no notice of the heathen Paul, the boofhead only worships the pubs. This was the first shot I opened when I got home from church so it had a real impact on me...................................It did.

janewigginsphotography		11-Sep-2005 03:29
I know where you're coming from Paul. With the the "Christian leader" Pat Robertson's comments regarding wanting a certain person assassinated here recently, I have those struggles. My motto is... If they say they are Christian and won't shut up about it...make the sign of the cross and run, run, run. jano

Paul		11-Sep-2005 03:17
No worries Jano. I really like the shot but can rarely resist a touch of beligerence where religion is concerned. I was thinking of going to St Marys Cathedral here in Sydney and taking some shots to fit in with something sinful like hypocrisy and intollerance but as i was getting on the bus i was struck by a thunderbolt out of the blue. Hmm.... When i first opened this i was reminded of Oliver asking for more gruel. It's that pleading expression.

janewigginsphotography		11-Sep-2005 02:39
Hey Paul! The topic is Seven Deadly Sins and Seven Virtues so IMO they would make no sense at all w/o some type of religion or belief as a back up. Now, I didn't intend this photo to be relevant to any one religion, i.e., Catholic, Lutheran, Protestant, Moslem, etc., but just mention "God" as universal. Thanks for commenting. Jano

Paul		11-Sep-2005 02:30
I like the photograph despite feeling uncomfortable with religion of any kind.

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