Mobile Photography & Art Flickr Group Showcase – 26 November 2017
The transformative power of art mingled with love heighten the potential of our quotidian lives, when we consider Mobile Photography and Art, our untapped potential is as defiant as it is understated. We have produced an exquisitely crafted Showcase this week, beautifully restrained pictorial about love, loneliness and loss is caressed sensitively as we empathetically chronicle not only the characters who grieve for people not only absent from their lives but also for the desires they have by default relinquished, whether sexual or emotional. New love affairs represent another version of our future, trilogies of desire, reconciled as we expedite our lives. Stay in the present, they tell us, be present. I say, throw your imagination forward, live in the future, the perpetual orbit of life is ours, live it and love what you do, the rest will follow.
Thank you to all artists for submitting your works. If you would like your work to be considered for entry into our weekly Mobile Photography and Art Flickr Group, please submit it to our dedicated group, here.
Many congratulations to the following artists for being featured this week:
Brendan O Se, Anastasia Potekhina, Jeronimo Sanz, Lorenka Campos, Waymann Stairs, Dina Alfasi, Jun Yamaguchi, woltarise, Fiona Keyes, Alan Kastner, Aylin Argun, Louise Whiting, jillian2 – Jill Lian, Francesco Sambati, Deborah McMillion, Damian De Souza, Montse Abad, Abdalis_3k60, Y f, Basak Aytek, Lydia Cassatt, Jean Hutter, Larissa Paschoalli, sculptorli, Oola Cristina, Ile Mont, Vanessa Vox, TheiPhoneArtGirl – Meri Walker, Tomaso Belloni, Beate Goralczyk, Gina Costa, Karen Axelrad, Kate Zari Roberts, Ginluca Ricoveri, carlein, Amo iPhoneography, Clint Cline, Jim Yoksimovich. Robin Sacknoff, Barbara Nebel, Cathrine Halsor, myby_one, Marianne Rieter, Sziaa, Sina.
Untitled ©Aylin Argun
Flickr Group Showcase
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