Losing Sesitivity

Indifference after immense exposure is easier than one would think.  Louis Fisher Photography (C).

Losing an Eye

Life goes on, even when a child experiences a terrible loss.  Louis Fisher Photography (C).

Losing a Home

"Home is where you hang your hat." Louis Fisher Photography (C).

Losing a Competition

Never a good feeling when you train hard for something and you don't succeed. Louis Fisher Photography (C).

Losing a Fear of Heights

Behind steel bars of safety, a grandiose view can be appreciated.  Louis Fisher Photography (C).

Losing Weight

Being happy with one's body is crucial. Louis Fisher Photography (C).

Losing Bachelorhood

Say goodbye to the single life and say hello to companionship. Louis Fisher Photography (C).

Losing Mobility

Pain and suffering are biased perspectives. Louis Fisher Photography (C).

Losing an Identity

Some things are easier to lose than others, especially when trying to "save face".  Louis Fisher Photography (C).

Losing a Style

For better or worse, this loss of hair may come to some as an "upgrade".  Louis Fisher Photography (C).

Losing a Year

Turning another year older, sweet yet sour. Friends stay close to ease its passing. Louis Fisher Photography (C).

"Defining Loss"

Loss is universal. It is the gift and the plague of the living. All people, at some point in their lives, experience loss. Whether it is losing a loved one, losing an opportunity, losing faith, losing a fear, or even the loss of virginity, everyone experiences it. Individually or in groups, loss is unique as the people who encounter it. Each person responds to it differently. This is my visual cataloging of human loss and how people react, cope, and live with it everyday.

Sincerely,


Louis Fisher
Artist