Finisterre - (b&w)

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This is my entry for #monomad challenge by monochromes@monochromes.

Finisterre, Spain 2010.

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The name Finisterre (the westernmost point of Spain) is from the Latin 'Finis terrae', meaning the 'border of the land'.
The cliff is rocky, and many pilgrims after Camino de Santiago, use to leave here some object they wish to 'leave'.

It was a rainy day, with a thick fog, and the ocean appeared lost in the white. It was an exciting feeling, it seemed to be in a place out of time and space. Many people were walking in the fog, someone leaning at a cross made of stone, some others were throwing shoes or old clothes into the strong wind, say goodbye to their past life.

I feel a great communion with humanity and universe, it seemed to run towards an hidden and bright future, like a man on the prow of a great ship, moving fast towards the white, towards a great 'space' we can only imagine.

The pic of the wood gave me the feeling to be not alone, every trees seemed to be a person, losts like me in the space of imagination.

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Pics taken with Nikon FE2 camera on analogic 35mm films

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