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Steve Kepke's avatar

Beautiful photos!

Pete's avatar

Beautiful

Chester Holic's avatar

Amazing models and photography!

Alfie's avatar

Magnificent!

Rev. Kevin T. Taylor's avatar

Your final movement through Johnny Marr’s guitars carries the essay’s deepest tension: objects can preserve contact with a creative life without containing the life itself. Wear, modifications, provenance, and the songs attached to an instrument can make it culturally charged, while the imagination that gave it meaning remains beyond purchase. The auction sells proximity, history, and association; creation stays with the maker. Grateful for the candor with which you separated ownership from participation.

Jorge Cirilo's avatar

👏

IMPOed's avatar

Extraordinary...

Marc's avatar

These women all have a beautiful soul and spirit. The photography captures their essence and spirit as well as looking into their souls!

Mick Hawkins's avatar

While I agree that there is no soul in ‘possessions’, there is often a soul not so much in objects, but rather in what the object represents. The photograph of the deceased loved one is a prime example; for some, the flag is another. And if comtemplation using

your rosary beads results in your being kinder to old folk and animals, then keep the beads close.

Vincent Mazzotta's avatar

Lovely just lovely. Beautiful photos!!!!

Vikinglord / Steven's avatar

Fantastic series of photos. Such beautiful women any one that I would love to spend time with.

David Brenneman's avatar

excellent

thank you!