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You know those moments when you discover that a friend who excels at one thing is also humblingly talented at another? This is one of those moments. Keep shutterbugging, TR! (My favorites so far, besides the stunner I've reproduced at left, are this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, and, which can hardly be a surprise, this one.)Labels: BlogBuddies
posted by Nick Davis at 11:17 PM
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The Cinema of Todd Haynes: All That Heaven
Allows ($25/pbk), new from Wallflower Press, and distributed in the USA by Columbia University Press. Includes the essay
"'The Invention of a People': Velvet Goldmine and the Unburying of Queer Desire" by Nick Davis.
More, too, on Poison, Safe, Far From Heaven, and all the rest of Haynes' films by Alexandra Juhasz, Marcia Landy,
Todd McGowan, James Morrison (ed.), Anat Pick, and other scholars. "A collection as intellectually and emotionally
generous as Haynes' films" —Patricia White, Swarthmore College
2 Comments:
These ARE cool! Whoa, Tim! I like your shots a lot.
I find that I see the world completely differently when I'm carrying my camera around--just as I see everything differently if I carry around a notebook and pen.
This is so sweet and flattering and unwarranted, thank you Nick! I love your pictures too, Dr. S. And I completely agree with you about what happens the minute you pick up a camera. I spotted so much stuff in Soho the other day that I've never noticed before, just because I was retraining my eyes to slow down and look properly.
Hoping to get lots of good snaps on trips to LA and Berlin over the next couple of weeks.
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