Beijing, China
Not unlike Gregor Samsa in Franz Kafka's 'Metamorphoses,' Beijing awoke one morning from anxious dreams to discover it had become a soft-shelled insect, melancholic and impractical, as most metropolises are; too big to upright itself despite frantic wriggling, though not without its charm and general suspicions, excessive drowsiness or strong appetites.
In the Art of Shadow Casting photo essay.
11 responses
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Gary Joseph Cohen added a link (12 Oct 2009):
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Susan Littlefield gave props (12 Oct 2009):
ROFLOL.....from both your prose and your photo!! Excellent entry. Voting.
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Torild Hoyland said (12 Oct 2009):
Like this - a lot! ....no need to explain.
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Simon Kossoff said (12 Oct 2009):
Fantastic!!!
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Llorenç Rosanes gave props (12 Oct 2009):
Superb!
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Antoni Benavente gave props (13 Oct 2009):
Surreal, great!
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Latrenia Bryant gave props (22 Oct 2009):
ROLF!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love it
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)|( EPOCH )|( said (24 Oct 2009):
such an amazing capture, remarkable works, thank you ! PEACE
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Jan Hoffman gave props (25 Oct 2009):
Wonderful and a hearty "YES"'
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Alexis Gerard gave props (30 Oct 2009):
What a superb photo. You are indeed a worthy successor to Winogrand and Arbus
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Gary Joseph Cohen said (30 Oct 2009):
Alexis, you compliment me beyond deserve. But thank you, nonetheless.
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