Silence: The Elegance and Dignity of Age by Anna Wilding

I have always done candid street photography. It informs much of my work and body of work. I call this " Silence. The Elegance and Dignity of Age" As with much of my work it was as singular shot. I have not cropped it down . I like the elderly man walking past the poles- having walked through much of his life and a clear view ahead of him.He retains his elegance and his dignity as he strides along- alone- purposeful on the canals of Venice. No one else would probably have noticed i the hustle and bustle of canal boats and gondolas...but I did.

The photograph comes with a large format archival quality framed print and can come cropped or uncropped. This is the raw version.

Anna Wilding body of work in films and photography is cited in media as '" iconic, enlightening, beautiful, stunning, engaging, and inspiring" Anna is a leading award winning Still Photographer, film and music video producer director and actor and solo exhibiting photographer , digital artist and former White House news and photo doc photographer. Anna's photographic artworks hang in private & institutional collections worldwide, and her films have screened worldwide. Anna's work features in cinemas film television newspapers magazines and solo real life and metaverse exhibits.

Anna is often at the forefront of art ,tech and science including being part of the team that first bought virtual reality to the world in a music video for New York artist Stanley Jordan. She has worked with clients from Coca Cola, Nabrisco, Watties, WEA, Warner Bros, VH1, MTV , British Lottery. Her work covered is in consumer and trade press including art magazines. Anna founded a charity in 2009 that gave scholarships and also provided crisis relief to those effected by major earthquakes. Her home town city center and suburbs were destroyed by earthquakes and slowly rebuilt. Anna also donates a percentage of sales off her NFT's pieces to USA based charities..

Anna: "Photography has a deep history and requires a deep skill set that goes beyond having the latest equipment . In fact Henri Cartier -Bresson was one of my inspirations when younger. I started photographing and being published as a photographer in magazines, and being paid for my work as a teenager. I believe that a truly great photographer can shoot on anything. "