ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 4月5日 04時29分

Photo by Jodi Cobb @jodicobbphoto | For a National Geographic story on the science of love, I explored what scientists say are the three stages: lust (anyone will do); romantic obsession (only one person will do); and long-term attachment (why couples stay together for decades). For Stage 2 I went to Italy, where romantic obsession seems an art form. I roamed the streets looking for love, searching for photographs to interpret that soul-searing, primal swamp of desire that rearranges our brains and our lives. I nearly walked by the solitary woman in the cafe reading a newspaper. But something about the white ruffle of her skirt and the deep tan of her leg attracted me, and I made a couple of frames and walked on. I didn’t think the picture had anything to do with my assignment. But when I got home and looked closer, I noticed the headline on what was actually a greeting card: Ai Lov You. In the end, I found that searching for an image of love is very much like searching for love itself: The harder you look, the harder it is to find. But when you least expect it, it sneaks right up on you. @thephotosociety #love

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