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Changing the State - One Notch Up

I was quite surprised by the
comments I got on my last post about my 'Low' mood/state,
what others saw and read
into my words and
images.

 Christine thought
my word 'low' was actually 'love' 
and said "'love' is a nice state to create from"!  

 After giving this some thought I made this reply ~
Thank you Christine, yes I agree changing the 'state' 
can sometimes be an act of changing the 'meaning' of things, 
looking at the same thing in a different light!
Ana was a little disturbed 
by my eyes in the image, I thought?
What eyes, 
I never saw any eyes,
but when I looked again 
I did and they were sad eyes, 
so here I am going one notch up, 
I'm now looking at those sad eyes
in a different light, giving 
different meaning by 
adding a smiley face!





























I'm changing the 'state',
going one notch up!

 I'm sending my artistic work to line up with other photo artists
who gather at ~>

Pixel Dust Photoart

Comments

Introverted Art said…
oh Sue, I LOVE the new photo. She looks exquisite, vibrant... Love it.
24 January 2013 at 22:02
Mystic Meandering said…
What a playful and creative way of showing how we tend to interpret things differently depending on our perspective! And in turn, how a change in perspective can change our state of being... I still "love" the 3 eyed one :) More eyes to *see* with :)
25 January 2013 at 02:09
Annie Jeffries said…
It is a total truism that no one ever sees the same thing in quite the same way. Views are always subjective. I like the idea of changing one's "state". Good decision.
25 January 2013 at 06:13
Charlotte said…
Lovely images Mum. Noche (said no-tchey) means night so each night brings a new state with the morning...

xxx
25 January 2013 at 07:43
Currie Silver said…
really quite fascinating... thoughty, too.
25 January 2013 at 17:17
Ida said…
What a great alteration you have made. There are always two sides to every situation and the one we react to the most is what will dicate our life. - I love your creative thinking.
25 January 2013 at 20:50
Bonnie Zieman, M.Ed. said…
So creative and totally intriguing. So glad you linked up with Photo Art Friday, Sue.
26 January 2013 at 01:08
Lynne with an e said…
Fabulous idea about "changing the state and going one notch up!" Inspiring. Turning sad eyes into happy ones. Very playful image.
26 January 2013 at 01:13
Miss Robyn said…
turning the low state to a more happier one can only be good.. yes, one notch up.. your being will begin to vibrate to a higher frequency each time you do this.. and sometimes, you must just take time to sit and be.. xoxo
27 January 2013 at 08:29
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