Melting print – Day 75 of 365
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The print we all share. Cycles, change, loss, life. I wish for continued respect for our wilderness, and for life. Peace and blessings to all.
Jim’s work goes far beyond photography or the simple documentation of nature’s beauty. This metaphor is a case in point. The sound tracks he includes (and which some viewers obtusely complain about) are essential elements of his unique interpretation and artistry. Thanks, Jim. I enjoy every installment.
thank you; thoughtful
Immediately thought, ah Spring, but then, I hope the wolves survive or we’ll never get to see these again! Sad.
Artistic. Could be used to promote conservation as a sign of species extinction. Very moving.
Rich idea, cuz extinct is forever.
DJ subodh
Sad clip. Maybe my interpretation is too dramatic but I saw the disappearing paw print as a sign of the decline of the wolf population on Earth.
You awe and amaze
Great time lapse.
Really cool!
thank you
I LOVE your work!!!❤❤❤
Thank you.
Disappearing. http://www.twincities.com/2017/01/11/mn-wi-congress-members-push-bill-to-wolves-off-endangered-species-list/
That’s different.