Before taking off, Icarus was told by his father to remain low and close by. Icarus disregarded his father's advice and instead, lifting off with a spirit not easily contained, pushed the boundaries, soaring very high. As a result he flew far too close to the sun and his wings of feathers and wax melted. He dropped into the ocean and was swept out to sea, lost forever. As individuals, we will have our 'Icarus moments'- pushing the limits and defying convention as a means establishing our unique 'self'. However, unlike Icarus, these moments do not necessarily end on a down note; at times we succeed. Although the prospect of success may appear to be low, we know there is still a prospect and this truth pushes us onwards. This drive against odds is a testament to the resilience our spirit and gives hope to the world.
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3.Dianne O'Keefe(non-registered)
Beautiful photos John.
Unique vision and strong images of what could only previously be perceived as delicate, light, though brilliant in color. Flower Galactica, East Meets West Battle, Night Visions and Ominous held me... seems these pieces more than any others more permanently sustains my interest. Great concept... keep it up man.
1.Margaret Guild Lambert(non-registered)
What can I say? These are spectacular! I really like Night Predator! You sure have a gift John!
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