Days of light
As a photographer I have learned to gauge life
in aperture openings and shutter fractions.
8 hours used to run by like silence in the darkroom
before I bought a digital camera.
I played the Cuban music so loud other patrons complained.
But I needed that in order to usher the prints through their development,
referencing the desire which conceived them in the first place.
When I return to a photographed place I am often surprised
by the fact that it exists at all.
In my 2 dimensions it takes on the quality of a tale,
all ends connected to all other ends.
Of course the temptation in art these days is
to relate everything
to everything else, as if the sub-conscious anchor
had already been dropped before I got there.
It’s not a new idea.
Metaphorically speaking the unconscious is nothing
but another combination of f-stops.
A sad journey of light from thing
to film.
I like your style 😉