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Dedicated to #FrantisekDrtikol
(1883-1961), the great Czech surrealist photographic artist, painter, & drawing artist

One of the most profound symphonies ever written.
Henryk Górecki - Symphony No. 3 (Symphony of Sorrowful Songs)- Lento e largo—Tranquillissimo II
It touches on our fascination with the unknown, the ancient and the intangible.

Transcendental.

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A new force of nature.

Unite.

I often consider where my visual aesthetic, political beliefs, love of literature and cinema came from. When I do, it always brings to mind A Taste of Honey. The opening sequence was filmed across the road from my house. It seems prophetic to me.

Pole.

Walk.

Duck Pond Lane.

John Berger.

“What makes photography a strange invention with unforeseeable consequences, is that its primary raw materials are light and time.”

Portrait: Peter Keen.

Garden is looking lovely this evening.

RIP Bernard Hill.

Certainly one of a kind.

Judith Joy Ross.

She assumes a passive position. By downplaying her prowess, in a daffy, self-deprecating manner, and showering compliments, she allows her sitter to fill the space with a tentative individuality.

Each photograph is an absolute knock-out! I love it.

#BurkUzzle

Burk Uzzle.

“These photographs are an appreciation of America. Their structure, like that of America itself, evokes a melody of movement and collage – not an explanation. Unlike documents, they play tag with layers of reality, both interior and exterior.”

Dorothea Lange.

Andrew Furuseth.

San Francisco.
1934.

“The exhibition asks is the succinct and objective sharing of facts the thing we remember most from a single image, or is it the emotion triggered by the composition and creativity of the photographer that tells a thousand words?” theguardian.com/artanddesign/a…

William Klein.

Moscow in the late 1950s and early 1960s.

Paul Auster in his study.
1993.

Arnold Newman.