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Landscape near Vence, 1927. Christopher Wood. Oil on canvas
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Here’s a first little tune I created recently. Enjoy!
Recorded with the help of Apple GarageBand. Using a Fender acoustic bass and an old Norman acoustic guitar. Microphone used is the AT2020.
Listen to SoundCloud here.
Nice music, thanks for sharing.
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Oklahoma sharecropper and family entering Calif. stalled on the desert near Indio, California, 1937. For most people around the world, the “vintage” years were a hard scramble life. Photo: DOROTHEA LANGE (1895-1965)
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The tragedy of this world is that everyone is alone.
Einstein’s Dreams, Alan Lightman
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Last Saturday in Parc de cèdres
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California Grape Strike, 1968. Paul Fusco.
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Between two buildings.
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Rome - Via Appia, 1954. Erich Andres. Silver print
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A weekend at Murielle’s cottage.
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We all have forests on our minds. Forests unexplored, unending. Each one of us gets lost in the forest, every night, alone.
— Ursula K. Le Guin, The Wind’s Twelve Quarters
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Green Door, 2015. Morgan Silk. Chromogenic print
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An angel in Montreal.
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“A flower blossoms for its own joy.”
― Oscar Wilde
He offered me a fist bump, then seemed to reconsider, and clasped me in a masculine, endearingly chaste hug. “My brother!” he said. “Your wife is a very lucky woman. I hope you get home safe to her, and happy.”
By Michael Lowenthal
Illustration: Ansellia Kulikku. Image sources: Library of Congress and Wikimedia Commons.