I’m sharing something a little different this week—photos! I don’t know if I’d call myself a photographer, but I do enjoy taking photos. I have a Pentax LX that I love shooting, even if a lot of the images turn out kind of shitty. That’s the fun of film—the end result is always a little bit of a surprise.
These photos are from 2020, but they’ve just been sitting on my computer. At least now they’ll see the sun. I hope you enjoy this brief photographic interlude. Your regularly scheduled words will return next week.
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WEEKEND POTPOURRI:
Currently on repeat:
A poem:
HEREDITARY
By Sherman Alexie
We're all born with the same syndrome: the endless need to be cradled. It never gets better. It's always fatal.
I’m always down for a photographic interlude!
INTERESTING. I once read where black & white were " cultural equalizers " or some similar term in both photography & cinema as well as television in an essay. The author's idea had SOME MERIT.