There are not many old style locks like this anymore. I happened to be at a hundred year old hotel to take this picture.
There is a duality to the fire that cleanses versus the one that destroys. I tried to make the letters flaming.
The mountain silhouette is recognizable as a very commonly used photo to represent the Canadian Rockies. I have been there a few times in my life. The verse is from general ramblings when my mind gets on a roll.
I had a few pictures of convenience store shelves from a former job, so I finally got to use one showing my shelf-stacking-artistry. I made a striped lettering to represent candy. I also will admit that I made the original with *whitches*. so if I ever post that, you’ll wonder which witch is which?
The tent has been there over the winter and it seems no one cares for it in no-man’s-land. The verse is about preparation and patience. It was written early in my practice so the ending isn’t as meaningful as I’ve tried for recently.
I was trying different effects to get the letters to look sparkling. The fireworks photos take practice for timing so many of the pictures I had actually fizzed.
