Three Things: Quiet Moment Edition
After a week like last week, and looking ahead to the weeks to come, I know I (and I suspect many others) could use a few quiet moments of reflection. Let’s write about such a moment.
Larry Sultan, Mom Touching Wallpaper, 1986, from Pictures from Home series. Photograph. www.larrysultan.com
Njideka Akunyili Crosby, “The Beautyful Ones Are Not Yet Born” Might Not Hold True For Much Longer, 2013. Acrylic and transfers on paper. www.njidekaakunyili.com
Martin Brigden, Thought, 2015. Photograph. Via Flickr.
Three Things: Halloween Night Edition
Happy Halloween, dear writers! This week, let’s imagine a spooky night, whether it be Halloween or not. I’ve gathered three such eerie evenings to get you started.
Martin Brigden, Long night, 2013. Photograph. Via flickr.
Aksel Waldemar Johannessen, The Night, circa 1920. Oil on canvas. Private collection.
Todd Hido, #2604o, from Homes at Night series. Photograph. www.toddhido.com
Three Things: The Creepy Edition, II
Let’s extend the Halloween weekend, shall we? This week we’re taking inspiration from creepy black-and-white photographs.
Deborah Turbeville, The Staircase: Aurelia Weingarten in Commes des Garcons, Passage Vivienne, Paris, 1980. Photograph.
James Wainwright, Untitled, 2010. Photograph. Via flickr.
Martin Brigden, I was there II, 2014. Photograph. Via flickr.
There’s nothing better than a foggy day to set a mood. Mood for what, exactly? That’s for you to decide and then write about. Go!
Judith Stenneken, Untitled from Milk & Honey series. Photograph. www.judithstenneken.de
Muge, Untitled from Going Home series. Photograph. www.mugephoto.com
Martin Brigden, Daffodil Field, 2014. Photograph. Via flickr.
