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Monthly Archives: May 2016
The Streets of San Francisco
It was a fresh end-of-April spring day in San Francisco when I explored the area around Telegraph Hill. This was my first trip to the fair Californian city. Much of it looked familiar to me as topography and architecture was … Continue reading
Visually Conscious in New York
Recently Matthew and I were in America. One of my favourite days of the trip was an overcast New York Saturday when Matt and I walked across the Manhattan Bridge, through part of Brooklyn, returning on the Williamsburg Bridge. Under a leaden sky we enjoyed unrelenting … Continue reading
Ephemeron and Ephemera
Ephemeron (singular) and Ephemera (plural) mean ‘short-lived’. The titles refer to the transitory state of being maiko in particular, and to youth and beauty in general. Both maiko in these two small drawings; Mameyuri and Katsuyuki, have long ago given … Continue reading