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Separated By Oceans
Separated By Oceans
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"Separated By Oceans" is a poignant image capturing the emotion of a father and daughter gazing thoughtfully across the waves. While standing side by side, a sense of distance surrounds them - the ocean is a metaphor for the space between, separating their worlds. The ocean breathes calmly around them, echoing timeless cycles that continue with or without us. But for this moment, they stand united in solitude together, filling the space between with love, if not with words. The image offers a glimpse into the personal journeys of two individuals bonded by blood yet also drifting on their currents - itself a meditation on relations, inner lives, and the spots where they still find a connection.
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Each Order contains 3 files @ 300 DPI.
- 1024 X 1024 - jpg
- 1024 X1024 - png
- 2048 X 2048 - jpg
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I think the beauty of this image per se is enough to went to acquire it, yet the artist who created it is facing us with an apparent puzzle: The Title: “Separated by Oceans” is in
stark contrast with the picture itself, showing Father and Daughter side by side on
The same shore:
So it must mean that it is symbolic of the will, the spirit of one of them or both, to conquer their differences, to “get together” in ways not obvious to others. I think that except for extreme cases when rapprochement is not feasible, there is a way to bridge the gap so that the physical distance within two lives is abolished by each of them “hearing the other” on a common healing wave-length of their own.
And perhaps it is never too late to do so, even when the visible side of it is no longer present, yet easier on the one left behind when fences get mended before that separation. This is a poignant image I hope will mean something special enough to you to add it to your pictorial memories.
How To Create Your Own Poster From This Digital Art
- This can all be done from your computer.
- Pay for and download the digital art you want.
- Find a Print Shop in your area that can transform your Digital Art to Enhanced or Photographic Paper. (Almost all Print Shops can do this.)
- After the Print Shop gets your digital image, choose the dimensions you want. This is so the Print Shop can tell you the best dimensions and what they are capable of.
- Then, please make arrangements with the Print Shop to have it printed.
- Please pick it up or have it delivered.
- This process, from purchase to final product, can be accomplished in less than 24 hours.
- If you desire a large poster, you may require a more dense pixel format. If so, the Print Shop will let you know. Then go back to the product page, and on the right, check the box for Digital Resolutions Add-Ons. Pick the resolution you require, add it to your cart, and once payment is made, we will have it to you within 24 hours.
I think the beauty of this image per se is enough to went to acquire it, yet the artist who created it is facing us with an apparent puzzle: The Title: “Separated by Oceans” is in
stark contrast with the picture itself, showing Father and Daughter side by side on
The same shore:
So it must mean that it is symbolic of the will, the spirit of one of them or both, to conquer their differences, to “get together” in ways not obvious to others. I think that except for extreme cases when rapprochement is not feasible, there is a way to bridge the gap so that the physical distance within two lives is abolished by each of them “hearing the other” on a common healing wave-length of their own.
And perhaps it is never too late to do so, even when the visible side of it is no longer present, yet easier on the one left behind when fences get mended before that separation. This is a poignant image I hope will mean something special enough to you to add it to your pictorial memories.
