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It’s only when you’ve reached the very bottom

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Took this photo in Torres del Paine four years ago

Woke up to a couple thousand new faces 🤯 so I f

I assumed that my 1st piece went to its original b $I assumed that my 1st piece went to its original bidder when the auction ended, so I laid down & fell asleep before checking. To my surprise this morning, the original bidder msged me & said that he was outbid in the final few minutes last night. Confused, I looked around social media to see who the winning buyer was, then finally stumbled across the tweet in the second photo. More than anything, I put myself out there with these photos not to just floodlight everyone with my heavy emotions (though I realize for many of you who can’t relate, it may seem that way..). i shoot my shot with my art to use it as vessels of hope to connect with others who can relate to the pain. I’m not here for the Pulitzer..I’ve hiked, snapped, edited and refined all these photos as one does to create a great image, bc it’s an important part of my mission—but I do it all to get my message out there, and more than anything to give someone what I needed a few years ago. I’m proud to have accomplished that with my first NFT. Here was my description of this photo, called “Fractured Heart”… enjoy: “Despite its disfiguration, a fractured heart can love deeper than most. For once a fractured heart has been through the dark--just a glimpse of light can seem blindingly brilliant. Therefor, a fractured heart can appreciate everything that shines around it, just as one can only see the brilliance of an aurora in darkness. The fractured heart in this 17-photo panorama blankets a fallen volcano that has been sleeping since it last erupted over 7,700 years ago. Though many assume it has fallen for good, scientists are sure it will erupt again one day. By the same token, when there is doubt that a fractured heart will ever love again--the assumption is false, for the love that remains in the heart lives on to thrive again one day. This image is proof that our appreciation of love & light grows deeper in the dark & that when our heart breaks-it is not only inevitable that we'll love again one day, but that we'll appreciate it more the next time around.” . . . . #metaverse #web3 #powerofpositivity$

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