Just saw it at my local independent theater. The entire time I’m thinking what a phenomenal read it would be. Such a good, thought-provoking film.

Saw this work last year in Kunstfoyer Munich at exhibit "Close Enough ..." -- fascinating work. www.versicherungskammer-kulturstiftung.de/en/kunstfoye...

I have "The Daybooks of Edward Weston" - "Mexico" which are his journals from his time there. Hung out with the best of them -- Diego, Frida, Tina and many more. He was in a period where he questioned his work being good enough. Fascinating read.

Yep, if you want to keep listening go ahead but no need to push in your posts :)

All good, the 2nd one speaks to me the most. Nice work.

Lol, I just read your profile tag line. Good one.

Wonderful, dark and moody. Well-done.

Worldwide boycott of Spotify. Musicians because of Ai theft, here in US because they refuse to take down ICE recruitment ads. Sigh.

Love the rich blacks in this, moody scene.

This is what we have to witness when looking for places to hike and camp on national lands? What a disgrace!

Unfollowing. You're no longer in your "Prime".

Theo of Golden

Facinating, powerful works of shadow and light. Wonder if E.H. rebuttal that Lewis influenced his work had anything to do with his obscurity. Pull you up or put you down. I’d love to find one of his works.

I don’t do Google, tired of the monster firms.

If this is the same Oliver Kornetzke, I’m blown away by THIS writing.

mountainindivisible.org/news/2025/04...

As a reader (eg. Substack), I stay engaged with writers who paywall "some" of their writing, not all of it. I understand the need to monetize one's art and if the free writing entices me to where I think it has immense value, then I would consider paying what I can.

I still browse Instagram but stopped posting a year ago. Many hometown locals and small businesses on there that keep me in the know. Only other app is Bluesky which for some reason is all politics now? I pay for and use YouTube quite a bit. That’s it.