Comment on in between memories by corollary

At first this image didn't catch my attention, but looking at it now, I see that it is a very wonderful image. I think it's because the piece of..paper? Tissue? could be falling or rising, and it's position in the image implies the latter, although of course logic implies this is impossible. There's a very ethereal feel to this image, as the human aspect is blurry and difficult to view, making the organic and living reality seem distant, faint, unreal, while all the motion and the urgency of what is true is in that small motion of the falling/rising tissue (?).

You've created a sense of motion where no motion exists, and an interpretation of reality captured in a single, fragile instant. Well done.

It's always a pleasure to click on a new deviation from you, as I know I'll be treated to something interesting and often breathtakingly rare. I just need to remember to take the time to look at the image and not seek for that instant gratification that I might usually want. Well done; beautifully captured.