Swept Aside, Surprise Surprise.

I saw a picture book by Annie Leibovitz the other day at a random swarm in bookshop and it was dead gorgeous. Almost as good as Tim Walker, the picture they produced. But then what strikes me real bland underneath is that no one could ever photographed an ordinary sky scene into something violently beautiful like Max Wanger. They just strike me upon like gentle wind. They blew me away. How can you take your eyes off these shots?

Its a palliative therapy for people like me who have outrageous love for balloons, dreamy skies and wedding. They make be happy. Like the other side of the world exist and lives a tunnel away.

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Published:: August 27, 2009 / 1:14 am

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s.stranger 8.27.09 / 11pm

those dreamy skies in maxwangerblog remind me of strawberry swing when he says “…could be blue,could be grey…without you its a waste a time…”
There is something romantic about the vastness of the sky :)
Fleur 8.30.09 / 3am

i cant agree more. those photographs are truly beautiful especially so in its mere simplicity. It leaves so much room for perception and imagination. Ahh! hearts <3
Fleur 8.30.09 / 3am

& thanks to you i finally discovered who’s behind my favourite photograph all along. (the couple kissing on top of a hill with the guy holding a red ballon) :D
joanne 9.3.09 / 12am

i love <3

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