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« civilized ku # 3057-59 ~ recently seen and duly noted | Main | punctum baby ~ personal meaning which "escapes" language / part I »
Friday
Feb192016

diptych # 203 / civilized ku # 3054-55 ~ late winter inside color

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flowers and stuff ~ Au Sable Forks, NY - in the Adirondack PARK • click to embiggen
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flowers ~ Au Sable Forks, NY - in the Adirondack PARK • click to embiggen

I am working on my next entry, re: punctum baby ~ personal meaning which "escapes" language part II. Hope to complete it tomorrow afternoon while in a hotel killing time between hockey games.

As an aid to help clarify my approach to finding the words which come close to defining / explaining my reaction, personal meaning wise, to the punctum baby picture, I am re-reading the book ,READING PHOTOGRAPHS ~ UNDERSTANDING THE AESTHETICS OF PHOTOGRAPHY which was published in 1978 and which I read for the first time a long time ago.

FYI, the book is a collection of 9 essays (on average, only 2 pages each) covering 9 topics - such as, Time, Organization of space, Symbol and Light - all illustrated with a number of pictures relative to the topic. The book is an easy and somewhat informative read.

However, as I read it I am starting to think that I what I really need to do is to re-read a few chapters in Susan Sontag's book, On Photography. So, I guess I'll throw that book into my suitcase.

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