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>>As weeks went by, it showed that she was not fine<< Ben Folds Five's "Brick"
galleries
Saturday was full of artistic inspiration. I met my photo class at SFMOMA and went to check out the galleries at 49 Geary as well as the Edward Weston and Eva Hesse exhibitions at Moma. Needless to say, amazing amazing day. I won't describe the work I saw because it's meant to be seen with the eyes, not translated through me.
The most notable idea I've been chewing on since Saturday is a paragraph from the Edward Weston exhibit. They displayed the last picture that Weston ever shot and commented about how fitting the image was as a closing to his life.
I wonder, both literally and figuratively, what my last image will be. What impression will I have made on the people closest to me? What will be the last image I'll have shot with my camera?
>>As weeks went by, it showed that she was not fine<< Ben Folds Five's "Brick"
galleries
Saturday was full of artistic inspiration. I met my photo class at SFMOMA and went to check out the galleries at 49 Geary as well as the Edward Weston and Eva Hesse exhibitions at Moma. Needless to say, amazing amazing day. I won't describe the work I saw because it's meant to be seen with the eyes, not translated through me.
The most notable idea I've been chewing on since Saturday is a paragraph from the Edward Weston exhibit. They displayed the last picture that Weston ever shot and commented about how fitting the image was as a closing to his life.
I wonder, both literally and figuratively, what my last image will be. What impression will I have made on the people closest to me? What will be the last image I'll have shot with my camera?
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