These spontaneous swing dancers move their bodies elegantly to the rhythm of the music. Also after dancing for a while they will donate blood doing a solidarity action. I hope that the sick recipients of their vigorous blood will dance out of the hospitals and recover at the speed of light.
There are conjunctions that are amazing and the camera manages to register: the relationship of silver sunglasses and the texture of the shell of an oyster. I would never get tired of looking at this picture because it transmits innumerable effects: laughter, surprise, stupefaction, hunger, seafood, aphrodisiac, and so on. The rest of the photographs have another reading: the eastern shaved head with its chiaroscuro, the strange position of the young man’s hand, the gesture of displeasure of the woman over something that we ignore. Maybe she does not like raw, live and lemon oysters.
Nowadays there are still lovers couples who marry by making a civil alliance or through the church. Everything is allowed, because society changes the old customs to incorporate subtle ones. Happiness, however, does not seem to affect romantic couples because love is a feature that have always worked well for us, the homo love sapiens.
Get inspired by these 10 quotes that will never go out of style:
Retailer Jeffrey Kalinsky: “I’ve always loved fashion for the ability to present yourself in your own way.”
Alexander McQueen: “I think there is beauty in everything. What ‘normal’ people perceive as ugly, I can usually see something of beauty in it.”
Bill Cunningham: “Fashion is the armor to survive the reality of everyday life.”
Bill Blass: “When in doubt, wear red.”
Ralph Lauren: “I don’t design clothes. I design dreams.”
Yves Saint Laurent: “Fashions fade, style is eternal.”
Marc Jacobs: “I always find beauty in things that are odd and imperfect, they are much more interesting.”
Coco Chanel: “I don’t do fashion. I am fashion.”
Giorgio Armani: “Elegance is not standing out, but being remembered.”
Alexander Wang: “Anyone can get dressed up and glamorous, but it is how people dress in their days off that are the most intriguing.”
The light is whimsical, fortunately. Watch this woman, down the subway scales. She wears a very radical hairstyle. Half shaved hair, with the shell (half head) in sight. And the light, as the bold hairstyle points out, illuminates just the place of the shorter hair. A form of light that is repeated under the staggered step.
The other two photographs have peculiar relationships: the girl in the dress and the cone of circulation; the infused boy and the others who see him understood.
La Boqueria is the most famous market in Barcelona around the world. The city center beats every day, with more than 200 vendors for their blinds, smells, meals and cuisine. A festival for the senses… This is the other entrance.
Modern art visited the Columbus monument in Barcelona. A necessary restoration of the statues of the base (66 ft) wide circle, with four staircases. For me, in my humble opinion, now the statues from the buttresses and against the pedestal reach the top artistic zenith. They should always be like that: wrapped in white fabrics and knotted networks. The viewer imagines the interior they hide, emulating the artistic works of Christo Javacheff. Awesome!
