Airport (Freedom Part II)

These pics were taken at Jackson Hartfield Int. Airport in Atlanta. Airports are symbolic of freedom (somewhat self explanatory).

Ants:

These gigantic ants were crawling above baggage claim. I'm assuming it is some artistic venture by some uber famous artist symbolizing something about breaking the chains of what is uncomfortable and creating that into an art. It definitly made me uncomfortable and the art thing didn't help. I have never have understood the instince of "artists" making people uncomfortable and then cdalling it art. Whatever.

These next two images:

Suitcase with handle:
and
Suitcase with Wheels:

I love this art. This is obviously outside of the airport and is simply ingenious. I love the double effect of road signs and license plates coupled with the image of a suitcase. They couldn't make this art more telling of freedom, travel, and adventure.

Freedom Part 1

Freedom. Almost. (Little girl on bookcase).
My niece climbed up on the bookcase and of course her parents freaked out. Luckily i got off the shot as they realized but before they took her off. The freedom of the picture is her stepping out on her own, and my freedom from parental responsibility.









Spread Eagle.
Again the little niece as rebelious as ever. She wouldn't stay in her crib andwhen forced to go to sleep did it on her terms.








Seder into Darkness.

This was the night before pesach and not a soul stirred. The colors were awesome, which is why I took the picture originally, the white table cloth, red seder plate, and black abyss. Other than the seder being all about freedom, I'd say that has some mysterious quality to it that wasn't there in reality. The blackness wasn't as black as it came out in the image, and to me it's that abyss that solidified the image as something to keep and work on. I took it because of the white and red, but it came out so much better than I anticipated.