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Grief Cycles

Photography 1 Project: Grief


Living inside a world of grief. Loss leaves you stunned, having your whole world ripped out from under you. Everything you knew and believed in is gone forever. It sets you on a path, denial, anger, emptiness. Then you come to a time that you live cautiously and ultimately detour off the path. It is a perpetual cycle, it never leaves you, even if you bury it deep within.

Grief


Denial
Anger

Weighted Emptiness
        


Caution


Detour





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