You have deserted the bed since long. The morning light through the curtains is no comfort, just another day starting without a project.
Bare, just like the walls after you left taking away that lithograph you loved and I never liked.
I have not told you, though, and it was there, long enough to leave a mark on the paint.
Marks you left, all over.
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A little explanation - if needed. I am experimenting a little storytelling here. A 14-days feuilleton (out of pure imagination, no autobiography) inspired by the pictures I will take day by day in this second fortnight of the year.
No-planning warning: the story will come following the photographs, not the other way.
The lens for this fortnight is the Leica Summicron-M 50 mm f:2
That is interesting because I think we often give a story to pictures when we see them. Sans the light my bed looks similar all day. I live alone so why make up the bed. LOL
Very poignant! Great way to tell a story - I can't wait to hear and see your next installation! Somehow, I like how the glasses catch a bit of light and color here.
Great storytelling for the image (and glad to know no autobiographical base!). Your short story reminds me of the challenge to write a six word story conveying full plot. It's hard to do!
Very touching, your words, but even more this image. Oh how I love those tones and that light. And the pinkish reflection in the glasses, are like a cherry on top.
I'm sorry I was in the midst of an enormously busy time professionally during this period and away from home, and not paying attention to 365! I'm glad that I can now come back and read through the series I missed, or saw only here and there so I missed the storytelling arc. I'm fascinated that you took a photo a day and then created the story as you went along -- quite a creative task! This photo makes me think of a painter -- and I can only think of Edward Hopper right now, but your beautiful capture of light and playing with shapes and shadows makes this a fascinating image.
