In the Mists

I belong in the misty London - This is my intended journey into the world, trying to hold onto something artistic. This journey might include photography, mine or some belonging to others, beautiful words and maybe stories.

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Counterform: Ernst Haeckel

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Who's your favorite photographer ?

Ah that's a tough question!All time favourite will have to be Ansel Adams, seeing his work in person was very moving, completely stunned me.What about you?

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Not hiding on Flickr.

Finally taking pictures again, will see how long it lasts.

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Why can death be so beautiful sometimes?

Lake Natron

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By the stone on Flickr.

One of mine. A little bit old, but not that old.

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Most beautiful animation I’ve ever seen.

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Being alone in body and spirit begets more loneliness, and loneliness begets more loneliness.

Tender is the Night by F. Scott Fitzgerald

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Autumn tears II on Flickr.

I took this photo last fall, now it’s back again.

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On Friday night I saw a quote that I really disagreed with; "Artists have more fun". No they don't. Artists are melancholic, they suffer from psychiatric problems, addictions and end their lives in suicide. They see the world for it really is, and they hate it. Hate themselves a little bit too. No matter what they do, and no matter how much they try their creations don't sway the world as much as it's needed. The release, escapism they offer is only temporal but at least it's there. Occasionally making it easier to breath. They suffer, and when the suffering gets too much they try to block it out with whatever means one can find fitting. This might be seen as "fun", but it's only a struggle.

Me.