intimacy and a pause in a rushing world
Lives joined together by the click of a button and the flash of a light.
One of my favorite photographs is Robert Doisneau's Kiss by the Hotel de Ville (1950).
It shows, to me at least, the certain randomness and spontaneity and serendipity of living and of life, a certain humanity - and questions. More of life's questions that will never be answered - never knowing the quite knowable.
Who are those two kissing?
How long were they together?
Did they end up staying together?
What triggered that kiss?
What were they thinkig during that kiss?
Do all the people of the photograph know they are having their picture taken?
What was Doisneau thinking before...and after the photograph was taken?
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You're a CASUAL AIM-ER! Congrats, you're
normal...or you're pretending to be.
What kind of AIM-er are you?
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One of my favorite photographs is Robert Doisneau's Kiss by the Hotel de Ville (1950).
It shows, to me at least, the certain randomness and spontaneity and serendipity of living and of life, a certain humanity - and questions. More of life's questions that will never be answered - never knowing the quite knowable.
Who are those two kissing?
How long were they together?
Did they end up staying together?
What triggered that kiss?
What were they thinkig during that kiss?
Do all the people of the photograph know they are having their picture taken?
What was Doisneau thinking before...and after the photograph was taken?
<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>
You're a CASUAL AIM-ER! Congrats, you're
normal...or you're pretending to be.
What kind of AIM-er are you?
brought to you by Quizilla