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註釋"Celebrate spring with roses! Occasionally, the pages of Visionaire are devoted to the vision of a single person. For issue 40, David Sims shared a deeply personal body of work in which he returned to the primary school he attended as a child to photograph the wilting roses on its grounds. As Sims explained at the time, "The fragile and temporal qualities of flowers are well used as a visual metaphor for youth. But when I look at these roses close up and trace their own knocks and dents, I find a greater beauty and a complexity in their imperfections. The roses represent for me a very definite point in life and a state of mind." The resulting images were bound in a book and arrived with a signed print from the photographer--providing, in an issue that meditated on impermanence, one image to cherish forever"--Publisher's description