Jimmy Page, Copenaghen. 1969

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Jimmy Page, Copenaghen. 1969
Found a travel buddy 🥰
Copenaghen, Denmark
People may be scared of me. Of my words, my presence, my silence. Or maybe it’s my edges—the parts of me that don’t fit neatly into their expectations. And, truthfully, I might be scared of them too. Of their judgments, their power to dismiss, their ability to look right through me as if I were made of air.
Either way, fear creates distance. A quiet chasm between who we are and who we think the other person might be. It’s the shadow that hovers just behind a handshake, the hesitation in a conversation that never fully takes off.
But here’s the thing: fear doesn’t have to win. It doesn’t have to define the space between us. Because fear, as heavy as it feels, is also fragile. A single word—kind, honest, unexpected—can crack it. A single moment of vulnerability can turn fear into understanding.
So maybe they’re scared. Maybe I am too. Either way, the question isn’t why—it’s what now? Do we let fear draw the lines, or do we step over them?
The choice is always ours.
On November 28, 1974, the group were supposed to play in Copenaghen, Denmark (during 'Sheer Heart Attack' Tour), but the concert was canceled because only a few tickets were sold.
Queen did the photo session anyway and gave an interview as planned
Pic: November 28th, 1974 - Queen in Copenaghen
📸 Photographer © Jorgen Angel
COPENHAGEN
Otoño en Copenaghen
Voigtländer / Kodak Vision 3 50D
URBAN GEOMETRY // COPENHAGEN V, Andrés Gallardo Albajar
A fit of ectoplasm, Copenhagen 1921.