I wonder what their lives are like.

This is the first image on pixabay, on the home page. A beautifully shot image of two guys heating up the air balloon. I love pixabay because of how easy it is to find CC images to use for posts, websites and other things. Sometimes, I stop to wonder about the photographer. Because many a times, these pictures come with the "no attribution required" tag attached to them.

How is it that even with such amazing photography skills, equipment, thought and talent, and overall effort the photographer doesn't really care about their credits. Not even a thank you. They just find themselves so in love with their work that they want to share it with the world. That is passion, I guess.

Over here, in the first pick of the day on pixabay, you can clearly see two men who seem to be either related or friends. The third person, the photographer, could be a woman, man or even a child. What is their friendship like? DO they even know each other? What leads to the picture? What did they do the morning of? What did they do after the picture? So many questions. One picture, a thousand words!

It is a wonderous world of mysteries. Forever captured in an image. The stories of three people that are involved in the picture. As much as context there is, it is an empty canvas. Just like a white canvas that manifests the results that are to be painted on it. This is an empty canvas only suggesting you to create and image and story to run with. You could give each of the element a different story. Something realistic, and even fastastic. It wouldn't change a thing.