Many movie titles pursue simplicity, and many movie titles pursue gimmicks, but there are also some movie titles that have their own style and style, which are not directly touching the heart or appetizing, but a kind of meaningful, "The Salt of the Earth" when belong to this column.
To be honest, I thought it was a documentary about salt, so I put it on hold for a long time and didn't watch it. Until yesterday, when I saw the breathtaking black-and-white photos in the film, I saw Sebastian's well-deserved photography skills and the cruelty and beauty that are little-known but worthy of appreciation in the world.
Sebastian's photos have a kind of magical power. There is a desire to talk in the picture. A freeze frame is a story. You can either experience it or trigger endless imagination. Following his works, I have gone through decades of historical changes. I have seen the customs and customs of the world, and with his narration, a thin photo has become extremely heavy. This is the precipitation of emotion and long-term thinking. , also symbolizes the weight of frozen life.
From social documentary to animal and plant landscapes, where is the abandonment of one's own strengths, but a sublimation of the understanding of the meaning of human beings and the belonging between human and nature, the humility of time and space, and the duality of history and future. The value conversion of the path to the development of human civilization.
——2015.11.5
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