Wednesday, February 24, 2010

One of Life's Crystal Moments



My dear friend D has had many health challenges in the last few years: heart trouble, multiple cancers and other medical issues resulting from the treatments she had to undergo.

I was thrilled for her when one of her paintings was selected by the city for exhibition in the City Hall. And hung on its very own wall there.

And yesterday, I took this picture of her peeking at her painting.

I just love it.

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14 Comments:

Blogger Hullaballoo said...

What a magical, precious moment to capture. It is a beautiful picture of a beautiful and courageous woman.

Thu Feb 25, 06:28:00 AM NST  
Anonymous nick said...

Her painting looks interesting, can we have a close-up? Your pic is brilliant, it's a work of art in itself. The composition is amazing. Good that your friend is creating something so positive despite the health problems she's coping with.

Thu Feb 25, 08:17:00 AM NST  
Blogger Pauline said...

love the peek of her taking a peek - a story all its own

Thu Feb 25, 08:45:00 AM NST  
Blogger Nevin said...

Nice one WWW.... I love the angle and various walls that lead to the actual painting...

Thu Feb 25, 10:27:00 AM NST  
Blogger Twilight said...

Wonderful photograph, WWW. It's professional standard in composition and execution - no doubt about it! You ought to submit it....somewhere - some competition.

I'm so pleased for your friend, too.

Thu Feb 25, 11:27:00 AM NST  
Blogger anyjazz said...

That is a fine, fine shot. What a story it tells.

Thu Feb 25, 11:52:00 AM NST  
Anonymous Tina said...

That is lovely.

Thu Feb 25, 12:56:00 PM NST  
Blogger Wisewebwoman said...

@Hull:
Thank you, she is a beautiful darling friend.
@Nick:
I was going to, after your comment and then I had a second thought that it would take something away from the original shot so I'm going to 'let it be'.
@Pauline:
Yes, of strength and courage and fear too and most importantly of what we leave behind, I think.
@Nevin:
Thank you, yes that what I was trying to achieve.
@T:
I may just do that, I didn't expect it to be quite this powerful and evocative and sad. I keep getting 'sad'.
@Anyjazz:
Coming from artistic you, that is a wonderful compliment. Thank you!
@Tina:
Thank you!
XO
WWW

Thu Feb 25, 03:24:00 PM NST  
OpenID conortje said...

what a wonderful subject and a beautiful picture. HAve you shown it to her yet?

Fri Feb 26, 06:51:00 AM NST  
Blogger The Green Stone Woman said...

That's very nice, WWW. How very appropriate!

Fri Feb 26, 05:04:00 PM NST  
Anonymous Grannymar said...

A picture within a picture. I like the lines. Somehow I don't think we have heard the end of this tale yet>

Fri Feb 26, 06:23:00 PM NST  
Blogger Wisewebwoman said...

@Conor:
Yes, I sent her a copy and she does read my blog and was delighted.
@GSW:
Thank you, she is so talented but very shy about it.
@GM:
It was just a moment but moments last forever, if we dare....
XO
WWW

Sat Feb 27, 02:48:00 AM NST  
Blogger Sean Jeating said...

Just thinking of that in times of 'superlatives-inflation', a superlative is not much worth.
So, please take less for more, WWW. :)
Good photo. Chapeau.

Sat Feb 27, 04:57:00 PM NST  
Blogger Wisewebwoman said...

Thank you Sean!
XO
WWW

Sat Feb 27, 05:02:00 PM NST  

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