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Joan Eardley, 'Beehives' & 'Beehives, Storm Approaching', (both 1961)

 

Josh

Josh Galvin, (2021), and Manuel Galván, (1924, Edward Weston)

skateboard

sunrise

 if only these weren't so early in the morning.

Gus Dapperton: Post Humorous

   

when frames of reference are few

When leaving work at half past five today, to a still bright sky, I found myself unexpectedly feeling something close to euphoria. What?! While it's not a totally unfamiliar state it's not where I usually hang out. But it is March. Reading photographer Sally Mann's auto-biography recently I learned  eidetic* . Brilliant word. * relating to or denoting mental images having unusual vividness and detail, as if actually visible. 50 weeks ago I had the eidetic thing, and it happened on a March afternoon much like today. My frame of reference to understand it extended to just two things. 1. As a teen listening to the very elderly lady next door, Mrs Lloyd, as she recounted to me in her dark kitchen her experience of having once been face to face with Jesus. In telling me she was ecstatically re-living it once again. I snuck away, sweaty, after what seemed like hours but what was probably 20 minutes, out into the summer sunshine. 2. As a chld Jeanne d'Arc experienced visions

self-portrait with moon