two pictures my uncle took from me when i was little. i like the contradiction between both. and i don't know which one is the most frightening.
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absolutely beautiful and scary.
BeantwoordenVerwijderensecond one very frightening. was he a photographer?
BeantwoordenVerwijderenyes, he still is in fact. these were pictures for an advertisement, but the second one was never used, because they found it too scary.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenthese photos are truly beautiful and haunting.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenthank you, i love the word 'haunting', and also believe it goes well together with the picture. (and also thank you for mention it on your tumblr!)
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