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SCENE THROUGH A GLASS
“Seen through a glass, darkly.” is a statement that our view of reality is always imperfect, incomplete, perhaps even reversed — but the biblical quotation goes on to imply that our vision will eventually clear. Is that intended literally or as metaphor? In either case I doubt it.
The “glass” through which you see these scenes is the camera’s lens, a window, a looking-glass (mirror), and often all of the above.. Once in a great while — these photographs span well over 20 years — I see through a glass, darkly, a scene both so enigmatic and so alluring that I cannot resist photographing it.
Scene Throug a Glass #41Sound View Cafe, Pike Place Market | Scene Through a Glass #42Shop Window, Chicago 1997 | Scene Through a Glass #37Le Vintage Cafe, Honfluer |
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Scene Through a Glass #34Squire Barber Shop, Seattle | Scene Through a Glass #31Granville Island, Vancouver B.C. | Scene Through a Glass #30Junk Store Window, South Lake Union |
Scene Through a Glass #29Signal Mirror | Scene Through a Glass #38Self-portrait in mirror | Scene Through a Glass #27You are being watched. |
Scene Through a Glass #07Eclipse Hat Shop | Scene Through a Glass #14National Gallery, Washington D.C. | Scene Through a Glass #35Café de Fruits de Mer, Honfleur |
Scene Through a Glass #03Occidental Square, Seattle | Scene Through a Glass #20David Ishii, Bookseller |
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