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"Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way."
After thinking about that a bit, I came to the conclusion that, for the most part and most of the time, happiness is free floating and essentially unattached to anything that I can see or capture. Unhappiness, on the other hand, seems to connect the person to the world in some way and forge a relationship with the viewer.
These are the only pictures I could find that showed happiness in a way that I could connect to something tangible and wasn't a smile-for-the-camera shot.
I encourage you to post your own here.
(yes, I know these aren't perfect, just on point.)
Remember, two qualifications. - visible happiness and with an obvious, captured reason.
Leo Tolstoy in "Anna Karenina"
I was showing some pictures the other night and someone in the audience asked if everyone in my world was unhappy.
After thinking about that a bit, I came to the conclusion that, for the most part and most of the time, happiness is free floating and essentially unattached to anything that I can see or capture. Unhappiness, on the other hand, seems to connect the person to the world in some way and forge a relationship with the viewer.
These are the only pictures I could find that showed happiness in a way that I could connect to something tangible and wasn't a smile-for-the-camera shot.
I encourage you to post your own here.
(yes, I know these aren't perfect, just on point.)
Remember, two qualifications. - visible happiness and with an obvious, captured reason.
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