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617 | URBAN STREET 1


FUJI X100S



FUJI XT1 XF 10-24



Next to the fountain in his courtyard there’s a giant alabaster statue of a placid-faced lady riding a dragon: Kuan Yin, the goddess of compassion. Bees loved to drink from the lotus-flower filled fountain. He often watched their golden bodies zoom across the street, below the tattered flags, then swoop down behind the temple’s red iron gates.

N. CARPENTER

 

FUJI X100S



FUJI X100S | XT1 XF 10-24 COMBO


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LEEWARD TOO


FUJI XT1 XF 10-24 ~ XF 60MM


Wooden steps with no railing lead to a crescent-shaped beach to the left, a rocky coastline to the right. She runs across the hot sand to the edge of the water. The surf is a series of sinuous rolls, and when she closes her eyes, she can hear the spray. She prepares herself for the cold. Better than electroshock therapy.



Hands pointed, eyes shut, she is a bullet through the white surge.



He drives along a sandy road to the center of the beach community, too small to be called a village. There's a lobster pound and a general store. Carrying a life preserver, he makes his way down a gravel drive to the end of a wooden pier. There is the Boston Whaler.



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DOWNEAST DIARIES


THE DAY BATHES IN THE HOURS



A THOUSAND VERSES OF LIGHT



BLUE BLOOD SKIES LAY ON THE QUIET OF THE ROCKS


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GRATEFULLY ... THE WHOLE OF THE OCEAN



KNEADS OF THE PAST



UNHURRIED RUSTICITY



KNOCKS AND HAMMERS BY DAY ~ SOFT THE EVE MOON



MOUNTAINS MEET THE OCEAN


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A MATTRESS STUFFED WITH DREAMS


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WAR WIDOWS


A WHITE CURTAIN DRIFTS IN FROM AN OPEN WINDOW. A CHINESE SCROLL HANGS ON A BEDROOM WALL. THEIR RAG PATCH SHEDDINGS ~WILDFLOWERS FADE TO BLACK.


FUJI XT1 - XF 23MM


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GOD REST YE MERRY GENTLEMEN ~ BATTERIES NOT INCLUDED


FUJI X100S


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HOUR GLASS


Winter has come,
Walking on the silent sand,
Stalking on the the lonely bay,
Slipping through the frozen timber.

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ECHOES OF LEAD SOUND


THE SAND IS COLD... WHERE THE UMBRELLA WAS...THEY'RE GONE.


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