bartoszkotulski
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 6:11 pmMerci à tout ceux qui ont participé au concours “MAIN(S)”.
J’ignorais en choisissant ce thème pour le 261 Show & Tell, qu’en cette même journée, un individu détraqué se servirait de ses mains pour perpétrer un terrible crime aux USA.
Bien que les mains puissent servir parfois à faire des choses innommables, j’ai réalisé en parcourant vos images que l’humain fait principalement usage de ses mains pour accomplir de belles et bonnes choses : caresser, aider, assister, soigner, guider, émouvoir et aimer. Il faut donc avoir confiance, que dans les prochaines semaines, d’autres mains rédigeront, voteront et signeront des lois, permettant de prévenir de tels gestes.
Joyeux Noël!
Guy
Thanks to all for having take part in the “HAND(S)" contest.
I was not aware that the same day a cracked person would use his “hands” to make a terrible crime in USA.
Hands can sometimes be used for the worst, but your pictures confirm, that hands are mainly use for happiness, joy, caring, guiding and loving. We have to wish and hope that in the next few weeks, other hands will write, vote and sign laws that will prevent that…forever.
Merry Christmas!
Guy
With that said, here are my choices starting with the HM's in no particular order:
Bernd Koenemann for "20"
Jojie Alcantara for "Matigsalog Women"
Charles P. Frank for "Generational Hands"
Marisa D.L. for "Peer into the crystal ball and see the future of digitals circles and spheres…"
Brad Claypole for "Hands up"
Now for the winners:
3rd Place: John C. Feitas for "Bea"
Wonderful! I like the story behing it!
2nd Place: Kirsten for "Jordan"
A lot of sensibility in this picture!
1st Place: Bartosz Kotulski for "Lily"
I love this picture. It's like taking the World in the hands at every level
Congratulations Bartosz! The next contest is your's!
J’ignorais en choisissant ce thème pour le 261 Show & Tell, qu’en cette même journée, un individu détraqué se servirait de ses mains pour perpétrer un terrible crime aux USA.
Bien que les mains puissent servir parfois à faire des choses innommables, j’ai réalisé en parcourant vos images que l’humain fait principalement usage de ses mains pour accomplir de belles et bonnes choses : caresser, aider, assister, soigner, guider, émouvoir et aimer. Il faut donc avoir confiance, que dans les prochaines semaines, d’autres mains rédigeront, voteront et signeront des lois, permettant de prévenir de tels gestes.
Joyeux Noël!
Guy
Thanks to all for having take part in the “HAND(S)" contest.
I was not aware that the same day a cracked person would use his “hands” to make a terrible crime in USA.
Hands can sometimes be used for the worst, but your pictures confirm, that hands are mainly use for happiness, joy, caring, guiding and loving. We have to wish and hope that in the next few weeks, other hands will write, vote and sign laws that will prevent that…forever.
Merry Christmas!
Guy
With that said, here are my choices starting with the HM's in no particular order:
Bernd Koenemann for "20"
Jojie Alcantara for "Matigsalog Women"
Charles P. Frank for "Generational Hands"
Marisa D.L. for "Peer into the crystal ball and see the future of digitals circles and spheres…"
Brad Claypole for "Hands up"
Now for the winners:
3rd Place: John C. Feitas for "Bea"
Wonderful! I like the story behing it!
2nd Place: Kirsten for "Jordan"
A lot of sensibility in this picture!
1st Place: Bartosz Kotulski for "Lily"
I love this picture. It's like taking the World in the hands at every level
Congratulations Bartosz! The next contest is your's!
