Wow–such a simple image to convey a complex and individually relevant meaning to its viewer.
Thank you! I am glad when it works that way!
I love your photographs!!
Thank you, Cheri! I am happy you visited and like what you see!
If you have some spare moments, you might refresh your acquaintance with the story. It has surprising elements — why, for instance, the icy chain is most appropriate!
It’s always been a very important story for me personally, but that’s a whole other story!
Thanks for the suggestion, Judith – I just read a brand new translation. It was nothing like the children’s tale I half remember. However, I very much enjoyed it – and H. C. Andersen’s very strange humour. And I will continue reading Andersen: The book is still sitting on the ‘unread’ shelf.
Do you know the Hans Christian Andersen story? These would make ideal illustrations for it.
As a matter of fact, that was the story I had in mind although I do not remember all of it…
Both fantastic shots. I particularly like that first one….so much depth that brings that feelling of cold.
empire of lights 
Wow–such a simple image to convey a complex and individually relevant meaning to its viewer.
Thank you! I am glad when it works that way!
I love your photographs!!
Thank you, Cheri! I am happy you visited and like what you see!
If you have some spare moments, you might refresh your acquaintance with the story. It has surprising elements — why, for instance, the icy chain is most appropriate!
It’s always been a very important story for me personally, but that’s a whole other story!
Thanks for the suggestion, Judith – I just read a brand new translation. It was nothing like the children’s tale I half remember. However, I very much enjoyed it – and H. C. Andersen’s very strange humour. And I will continue reading Andersen: The book is still sitting on the ‘unread’ shelf.
Do you know the Hans Christian Andersen story? These would make ideal illustrations for it.
As a matter of fact, that was the story I had in mind although I do not remember all of it…
Both fantastic shots. I particularly like that first one….so much depth that brings that feelling of cold.
Thank you, Angeline.