Plenty of time

This image sets up a dramatic contrast with its title "Plenty of Time". We see a locomotive which (if it were at full speed) would hit her in less than a second. Conceptually the Impact of the situation creates an impact for the image on us. Life and Death risk versus a "Plenty of time" escape plan.

The vision of the image is that there are possibilities (Plenty of them) not seen in the visible world for creating a good outcome. It is original to have a dangerously located person the heroine of the image.

There is a strong core to the image--the space between her eyes looking up and the bright light of the locomotive. Her hand grasping her hair in the same core area is a good technique to alert us that she is aware of the situation and plans to do something good about it.

Having the heroine off to the side of the railroad track creates a pleasing asymmetry to the scene. Her springtime-light clothing makes an interesting contrast to the snow on the ground.

This is for me an enjoyable image.