
© irene waters 2017

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Great photos, Irene. Love the baby lizard and the giant hand sculpture cradling a joey. Says so much about all the love hands can imbue.
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I love the difference in the age of the hands. The one with the lizard young, that on the side of the boat old. And all nurturing. Yes they can give a lot of love.
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Hands are so beautiful and expressive. This is a wonderful pictorial essay!
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Thanks Diane. Glad you enjoyed it.
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How poignant hands are. I really enjoyed this collection and especially how you positioned the llast two shots so the final one felt like a reveal. I also like the hand on the train window.
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Yes hands can say so much. They show how much life you have had and show surprise, nurture and nature – protecting and reflecting.
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