Reid Walters, Palo Alto High School, Street in Palo Alto
“There is always light at the end of the road.”
Photo Submissions - Public Activity: Beyond Belief
The Liberating Lens is a proud contributor to the exhibition Beyond Belief: 100 Years of the Spiritual in Modern Art, presented by the Contemporary Jewish Museum and SFMOMA.
The Liberating Lens multimedia project at the University of Michigan's Frankel Center for Judaic Studies was incubated in the New Media in Jewish Studies Collaborative,
an initiative of Citizen Film and the Institute for Israel and Jewish Studies at Columbia University. // liberatinglens@citizenfilm.org
an initiative of Citizen Film and the Institute for Israel and Jewish Studies at Columbia University. // liberatinglens@citizenfilm.org
I like how the wispy grey cloud in the top corner seems to be making its way out of the frame, escaping the power of the radiant sunbeams.
The trees act as beautiful border for the different clouds and light. The different lines coming out of the clouds make it a wonderful focal point.
This photo gives me one feeling, hope. The caption could not describe the image better. The light in between the dark trees is very appealing to the eye.
aww bluhd jesus is coming.
This photo shows good contrast and it looks like jesus is coming.
This photo is really breathtaking and the quote works perfectly with the image. The contrast between the dark trees and the bright clouds adds to this strong image.
This photo is really breathtaking and the quote supports it perfectly. Also, the contrast between the dark trees and the bright clouds adds to the photo.
I love the ray of sunshine that is striking underneath the clouds. It really gives off a sign of hope!