Hi!
Since I caught the flu I have no wish to exert myself with "real" photography, so I'll continue creating imaginary landscapes and sceneries instead. I had just read some Percy Jackson for my boys, and then played with the camera on my smartphone coupled with a flashlight distorted through a glass object, and came up with this:
The darkest clouds of doom hanging over the plains of oblivion.
While the old underworld of the Greeks wasn't really such a desolate place, it's the later mythologies that have forged our definition and understanding of death and afterlife as such
Being an ungodly pagan atheist, I can't really say what it would be like. I can only use my imagination and what other people have written, as clues to such.
Or perhaps the photo just depicts nothingness. That could be equally plausible. :)
I'll try shooting something else tomorrow. Hopefully I'll be feeling a bit more sturdy then.
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