Yesterday dianajhale published a beautiful post showing spring sketches inspired by nature and by Andrei Tarkovsky. Her post led me to discover the Polaroid’s of Tarkovsky, which I haven’t seen before.
It was a remarkable discovery; Tarkovsky’s wonderful melancholic images struck a chord, still reverberating.
If I were to explain why these pictures hit my heart, I would say something about their way of making the everyday into a poetic experience, the way they are underlining the mysticism of the ordinary, touching upon the beauty of sadness …
But maybe I’d rather not say anything at all –
Never try to convey your idea to the audience – it is a thankless and senseless task. Show them life, and they’ll find within themselves the means to assess and appreciate it.
sub rosa 
You’re right! These are incredible. Thanks!
beautiful photographs, the colors are beautiful.
(i recently stumbled upon a beautiful essay, i think you might find it interesting: http://numerocinqmagazine.com/2013/03/08/a-visual-approach-to-syntactical-and-image-patterns-in-annie-dillards-pilgrim-at-tinker-creek-essay-images-anna-maria-johnson/)
Thank you so very much! Much appreciated!
geeeez.
everything was beautiful.
🙂
Love your selection and thanks for the mention too!
& thank you!
What a rich texture of mind
Sigrun, What beauty! Thank you, Micheline
My pleasure!
Love,
Micheline