Exploration Of Aesthetics

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For my final exploration of Aesthetics paper, I decided to look at picture. I found this picture on the internet. I have been carefully looking at it and seeing what the picture means to me to choose this certain picture. I see a women holding a child at first. Then I mindful looked at the photo. The water is so beautiful and I could smell the ocean water in my mind. I could hear the waves splashing around and the cool water hitting my legs as I walk into the water. She is wearing a white dress. This makes me think it for purity and cleanliness. Which cleanliness is why when is in the water and to wash all her sins away. The purse. is what she is holding on other side of her daughter. It makes me think of her holding her purse as it is filled

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