that moment in cinema
when capturing the human face
still plunged audiences into
the deepest ecstasy,
when one literally lost oneself
in a human image as one would in a philtre,
when the face represented a kind of
absolute state of the flesh,
when capturing the human face
still plunged audiences into
the deepest ecstasy,
when one literally lost oneself
in a human image as one would in a philtre,
when the face represented a kind of
absolute state of the flesh,
which could be neither
reached nor renounced.
reached nor renounced.
—Roland Barthes
4 comments:
love barthes...really.
and i am always in awe of niagara falls.
thank You!
That picture is glorious.
It's absolutely gorgeous..
Great Work.
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