The Art of Emotion

I’ve always been told that art, of any kind (whether it be photography,
paintings, sculpture, architecture, etc) is generally designed to elicit some
sort of emotion in the observer. This emotional response could be to call you to action, to bring you peace, to open
you to a new understanding or way of thinking/seeing the world, or to resonate
to...

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Comment by Jen McDonough "The Iron Jen" on October 9, 2012 at 1:39am: I would love to imagine after turning that corner my family is waiting for me like they're giving me a surprise. After that long walk and seeing your family at the end of that side, priceless!

Live Beyond Awesome.

Jen

Twitter: @TheIronJen

Comment by Lesley Sobeck on October 7, 2012 at 2:27pm: Thank you for your feedback!

Comment by Patrick Tape Fleming on October 5, 2012 at 4:20pm: love it

Comment by Ann Musico on October 4, 2012 at 6:24am: That is so true, Lesley. You just put into words why I feel compelled to cut pictures out of magazines or save them from beautiful calendars "for no reason." That's the reason - they resonate with me and cause an emotional response. The picture in your post actually just brings to mind being superficial - not getting my roots deeply enough in truth. It's really beautiful and really deep.