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‘Fire and Ice’ by Robert Frost

Some say the world will end in fire;
Some say in ice.
From what I’ve tasted of desire
I hold with those who favor fire.
But if it had to perish twice,
I think I know enough of hate
To say that for destruction ice
Is also great
And would suffice.

Shot on Boxing Day in the Arrandene Open Space in Mill Hill, North London.

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Featured in ‘Moody and Evocative’, December 2010.

Featured in ‘Imaginative Skulls’, December 2010.

Featured in ‘Beautiful Melancholy’, January 2011.

Featured on the RB Explore page as ‘Featured Photography’, 26th March 2012.

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A photograph is a trace of its subject. The viewer and the image belong to each other. Capturing these traces is a passion, an obsession for me. I hope the thrill comes through in my images.

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Comments

  • Jen Waltmon
    Jen Waltmonover 2 years ago

    Great title and beautiful, poetic image, Jo :)

  • Trish Woodford
    Trish Woodfordover 2 years ago

    Love the colours and feel of this – beautiful work Josephine :)

  • stephaniemwood
    stephaniemwoodover 2 years ago

    Magically delicious!

  • Ruoxiang Chau
    Ruoxiang Chauover 2 years ago

    I had immediately Robert Frost in mind, when I saw this image. It is incredibly poetic, a perfect moment between Earth and Heaven.

  • Vikram Franklin
    Vikram Franklinover 2 years ago

    30 Dec 2010

    Congrats!!

  • Thank you so much, I’m DELIGHTED!

    – Josephine Pugh

  • vampvamp
    vampvampover 2 years ago

    lovely.

  • Jo Williams
    Jo Williamsover 2 years ago

    Beautiful.

  • Ushna Sardar
    Ushna Sardarover 2 years ago

  • Happy New Year to me- thank you! Happy New Year to YOU! I’m delighted.

    – Josephine Pugh

  • Penny V-P
    Penny V-Pover 2 years ago

    Very beautiful image & poem.

  • levywalk
    levywalkover 2 years ago

    Wow, gorgeous!
    ~~Em