Roses
On Friday, there was a fatal accident involving a motorcycle down the road from where I live. A young guy named Mark Wynnyk lost his life. I walked down to the site of the accident the next day and saw these roses. They had been placed in a crack of the pavement in the spot where Mark's bike was outlined.
posted by Joel Reynolds at 12:42 AM
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cette photo est tres emouvante, un hommage merveilleux.
this photograph is very moving, a marvellous homage.
Hello, I present my blog photographs to you on a small city : Martel. in the Quercy (the black perigord in France), the area of the foie gras and the omelette to boletus.
mon blog of photographs on the town of Martel.
What a moving shot....
Well, that is just plain sad, Dooode. There's a lot of anguish in those three roses. Very poignant. I'm glad you captured it before they faded and before a car smooshed them.
Great picture telling a tragic story. Moving indeed.
that shot packs a punch. beauty in tragedy. tragedt= in beauty. i really like this image joel. it will linger and that is good, have a top weekend
I've seen many roadside flowers, but never like this, in the road.
Where I live in Florida, this past Wednesday morning, one car left his side of I-95 and crossed the median and hit another vehicle head on. Both cars exploded and burned into one big melted pile, killing everyone in both vehicles. The really sad thing is that this is the fifth time this has happened in the last five years near here. They've put barriers in the median for several miles, but as soon as they do, it happens just past where the barrier ends.
How sad. This is a very touching shot.
ohh.........its such a tragedy....
Very beautiful image....
ya thats MY uncle y'all!
you rock jo jo, are those spiders radioactive?
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We honour the dead in so many different ways. This photo is sad, poignant, and very moving. I don't know if it's the flowers, the outline of the accident or both.
I liked to say thanx for takin that picture, Mark Wynnyk was my sisters boyfriend and that picture you took is a great memorial picture that helps me and i would like to say thanks for doing somethin like that... and if you ever wanted search go to facebook and i put some pics up to just look for evan and yeah... but i like to say thanks again
as a student of mm robinson i stood on the sidewalk and watched a motorcycle come down the street and a poor girl pull out of the parking lot at the wrong time. i stood there just staring and unable to move. i am sure many people around me were screaming however i heard nothing. this man who was unable to talk move or hear was just like me the only difference was that i was breathing. later that friday night i was picked up and told that the man in the accident i saw happen to be my cousins boyfriend.
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