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My story “Juicing the Knife” appears in Exotic Gothic 5, V 2. If you’re not famliar with Danel Olson’s anthology series of original gothic, horror, thriller, and fantasy tales from around the world —“an experiment in watching Gothic stories grow outside their native soil” (Wikipedia), it’s a treasure trove.
Fruhling In Spring oil on canvas by Adolf Kaufmann, Austrian, 1848-1916, naval and landscape painter. This work is from Kaufmann’s estate.
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photo by Tim Flach
Tim Flach: More Than Human series, 2012
London-based photographer Tim Flach presents his work of seven years in an animal portrait book called “More than Human“. By taking striking close-up shots of various animals, Tim attempts to demonstrate how close animal gestures and poses can get to those of the humans.
What looks like images of unselfconscious and spontaneous reactions of the animals, is actually a result of long research and observation done by the artist. Every animal responds differently to temperature changes, light, human presence and even sounds – some of them would feel better with the music on, while the other would get intimidated by it.
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Self-Portrait
Imogen Cunningham (United States, 1883-1976)
United States, circa 1908
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Thomas Jorian, from “Forgotten Palaces”
