Can't you just feel the gentle warmth, the fragrant breeze, the peace and tranquility? Meditating on infused images like this can be curatives for the soul.
Harold Knight — The Morning Sun — circa 1912
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- Thomas Haller Buchanan
- My name is Thom Buchanan. I'm an artist and photographer. People are my favorite subjects to portray in art and photos. My wife (and studio partner) has called that my 'people skills', as I've been passionately creating portrait studies for many years. I refer to myself as a pictorialist, a combination of image-making and journalist. Images are my life.
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- Golden Dream
- Mysterious and Strangely Inviting
- Curatives for the Soul
- Magnificent Big Cat
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- Der Fliegenfänger
- Don't Let Yourself Be Trapped
- Wonderfullly Soft, Strictly Natural
- Special Representative
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- Moms the Word
- Dragon-Fly
- Les Graces Enseignant
- Belated Lament
- Diamond's Are Forever
- Yummy!
- 'Appendectomy' . . . Right
- Corresponding from Another Dimension
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- And This is How You Travel There . . .
- This is a Rest Stop on the Way Home
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5 comments:
Thank you very much ! I feel just like the same. You can feel the warmth, hear the garden sounds, and the flip of the book's pages. And the tic tac of the clock, of course, quietly rythming this moment. Thank you again !
By the way, that is exactly why I hate museums. I think art should be in houses, where you can just lift up the eyes and see a painting like this and feel better.
Relaxes me just to look at it - and I want to see the garden outside that window.
Yes. It's peaceful, beautiful and calming. Thank you.
Totally agree. Thanks Thom. :)
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