Tuesday, February 08, 2005

Dreaming of Ghosts


    Taken with Holga Camera, Closeup Filter

What to say about this one? I'll string some thoughts together later. I have to head out this minute. More closeup stuff the last few days but this one seems to jump out at me. Dreams, death, rest, sleeping. ghosts, beauty... and on and on.

I have been trying to make sense of things lately... Shit, gotta go. Enjoy. Comment and give me something to riff on, would you? Otherwise, I am going to have to get into a semi-lurid dream I had last night. Not the real hard stuff but still lots of id tinctured lady thoughts...

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

I love this shot. Mildly disturbing and quite lovely at the same time. Please tell your model she's great. I've really enjoyed the way she expresses herself in your latest round of close ups. The way she looks into the camera or doesn't...She just seems so knowing and familiar at the same time. She might become your best subject? Your newest muse? Who knows.

Is that enough for you to riff on?
And thanks for the comment over on me blog. I'm still shaking from the experience. Still a torrential downpour over here. It's so soggy, I feel like I'm going to become one of those pod people soon. Only I'll be a mold spore instead of some mindless shell of an alien person. Hey... Now there's a thought to expand upon. Might blog it later.

Back to building my arc.

Anonymous said...

I always forget to sign my name.
The above was from me. Susan B.

Anonymous said...

Hey Gord
Sweet work. I dropped by to tell you I was laughing and thinking of you when I was in the darkroom yesterday. (yeah, whatever gets me through)

I was printing a shot which suddenly got me thinking... Have I seen this before?..

And I almost had. When i figured it, it was one of yours. I'll leave you guessing which one, but promise to post it at TC soon enough when it's scanned. We'll call it a tribute shot :-)

later
db

Anonymous said...

Truly beautiful. There is a timeless feel to it...

Anonymous said...

I loved the spotlight, it kind of makes you feel more incontrol of the picture.