GROPING IN THE BLIND, LOST?
Since my first nervous steps onto the unknown path of photography, my love for this wonderful Art have steadily been growing. As my feet have carried me through boggy ground, knee deep creeks and rocky ground, I've always manage to keep on moving forwards.
The journey have been windy, it's been cold and sometimes even scary. I've passed several cross roads, demanding a choice to witch way to turn. So far my intuition seems to have guided me onto the right path, and I've gained both love and trust to the places I've passed
some places I've stayed a while to get to know the locals, other have just been for a short rest. I've met a lot of people both on my path, but also at the places I've been visiting. And everyone with the same love for photography.
I've been given direction to many different places, some I sure would love to visit sometime in the future. So far crossing the bridges between the different area have never been any problem, and I've always been welcome on the other side
But I've yet to cross one bridge, that's the narrow bridge to Winter. I've been standing on the bridge a few times so far, looking over from Autumn to Winter, but never felt I've had enough knowledge to cross. I've decided to finally cross the bridge and explore these new area, but so far I've not met as many of the people as I hoped for, so obviously I've not got the hang on their language yet.
Already discovered a few cross- roads, but it seems like my intuition have left me. Simply said, I've lost my direction, and I've no clue where I am. I know there is a bridge to Spring somewhere, but I've not found the path towards that yet.
In a moment of desperation I've made a choice regarding my journey forward and I'm now on my way down a unknown path. If this path lead toward the bridge to Spring I've no clue, but hopefully I've get to meet a few native people who are willing to teach me their language, it's a necessity if I want to learn about this feared area called Winter.
Just around the corner
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Thanks for taking your time reading,
Cheers,
Jhonny
