Art That Truly Makes You Think And Feel - "Intended Consequences" By Jonathan Torgovnik
This is an extremely tough subject for everyone, the photographer, the participants, and the viewer. Difficult subject, but necessary to record.
Monday, February 23, 2009
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7 comments:
hummm
i am humbled.
and yes, this cannot be pushed under a rug or out a back door.
they are humans just like we are.
no matter how they got here--they deserve the same Love that we deserve.
i pray for their strength to be a blessing to all and that they will see how they will be used in a mighty Way by God-
the children and the mothers.
if God allowed them to be born despite their circumstances, then He has plans for them.
thanks prof for giving them some positive Love by revealing their existance!
Lord Jesus I pray You will see about them!
Am I missing something? I see 2 people in a boat that is tied to something out of the frame across the river bank with a hill on it. Now unless you're asking where is the oar or paddle, I don't see any difficulty here?
@Curious -
It would have helped if you had been "curious" enough to actually check the link that explains the artist's work before commenting.
Ahh, I hadn't realized that there was a link which had the story. Thanks for letting me know.
@Curious -
Good, then come back and tell me what you think.
When I realized what this pic was about, first I got sad.
And then it made me SO angry!
Apathy and insensitivity helps no one.
We all have hearts, and we all have mouths. We can atleast pray for them and increase the awareness.
Do something...
Very powerful, thanks for posting this.
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