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Theo Angelopoulos The weeping meadow

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Albarrán Cabrera

Japan, 2015. #373. Platinum/Palladium and Cyanotype

The Mouth of Krishna

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Cornelis Galle - The Hunting Parties. Indians Catching Ducks with Pumpkins (after Jan van der Straet). 1596

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Fire at Sea, 1835

William Turner

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Steps of the main Aztec pyramid at Teopanzolco in the state of Morelos, Mexico, circa 1875, photo by Teobert Maler, courtesy of the Getty.

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Alix Cléo Roubaud ph. - self portrait, Montfort-l’Amaury, vers 1979 ott

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Echo, by Kristen Hatgi ph. - wet collodion

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William S. Burroughs and Jack Kerouac 

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Acoustic Ladyland_The Borderline_09_12_09_08 on Flickr.

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Gary Snyder resting in a café near Daitoku-ji temple, where he studied zen. Kyoto, Japan, 1963. Photo by Allen Ginsberg.

I thought, “What a strange thing is man… like in the Bible it says, Who knoweth the spirit of man that looketh upward? This poor kid ten years younger than I am is making me look like a fool forgetting all the ideals and joys I knew before, in my recent years of drinking and disappointment, what does he care if he hasn’t got any money: he doesn’t need any money, all he needs is his rucksack with those little plastic bags of dried food and a good pair of shoes and off he goes and enjoys the privileges of a millionaire in surroundings like this. And what gouty millionaire could get up this rock anyhow? It took us all day to climb.” And I promised myself that I would begin a new life. “All over the West, and the mountains in the East, and the desert, I’ll tramp with a rucksack and make it the pure way.”

(Jack Kerouac on Gary Snyder, The Dharma Bums)

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by Edie Nadelhaft