The last week in the Hive has been like moving against the wind, when cold air currents are ready to lift you off the ground, break your umbrella and whip your cheeks with sharp and hard whips like grass that you can cut your hands on.

In this stream it is difficult to keep a given path. Any fuss can harm us, and inaction can turn into a complete collapse of hopes.

It's been a tough but fun week as I've seen the Hive communities mobilize, I've seen sadness, desperation and strength of character.

It is very important to learn to rejoice in any situation, but this is extremely difficult to learn. I'm trying, but it doesn't work very well.

I decided to put such thoughts into a modest picture in which you see a man who was looking for shelter under an umbrella in the light of a lamppost, but the wind violated his plans, now all that remains is to succumb to the wind, spread his wings and fly!

The green, tough grass that developed in the wind became the basis for this illustration.

So I managed to find how I would like to portray the properties of the wind, hard, whipping with razor-sharp edges.

It wasn't easy to decide what to start from, but I decided that a lamppost that would emit light would be the mainstay of the plot.

Yes, that's exactly how the light came out of the darkness).

A black silhouette, I wanted to tell them that in the place of this silhouette every person, every blogger of the Hive, who, with all his might, tries to stay on his feet, but perhaps this is a mistake, get off the surface of the earth and fly against the wind!

Photos taken with a Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX300 camera.

Author @barski.
Ukraine.

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