wait with me
The Ambivalence of Open Spaces
A place on the web to park the writings, readings, music and musings for Youssef Alaoui Fdili
victorian spirit photo deconstruction
slithering
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I feel : no pain
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O U I J A : yes. no. g o o d b y e
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V E D A : the magic answer man
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The end of everything
Albert Besnard, From Les eaux-fortes de Besnard (The etchings of Besnard), by André-Charles Coppier, Paris, 1920.
(Source: archive.org)
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dead eyes
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ca. 1858, [Stag in Cart], Horatio Ross
Far better known in his own day as an athlete and a sportsman than as a photographer, Ross was, even in his sixties, judged the finest shot in Scotland. He described deerstalking as “the most fascinating of all British field-sports.” Keen on the challenge of pitting his knowledge, stamina, and experience against his quarry’s superior senses of smell, sight, and hearing, Ross nevertheless possessed a gentlemanly concern for avoiding undue suffering in his kills and for maintaining the forest.
via the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Photographs Collection](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4a1gvLEWd1qbg231o1_500.jpg)
ca. 1858, [Stag in Cart], Horatio Ross
Far better known in his own day as an athlete and a sportsman than as a photographer, Ross was, even in his sixties, judged the finest shot in Scotland. He described deerstalking as “the most fascinating of all British field-sports.” Keen on the challenge of pitting his knowledge, stamina, and experience against his quarry’s superior senses of smell, sight, and hearing, Ross nevertheless possessed a gentlemanly concern for avoiding undue suffering in his kills and for maintaining the forest.
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