Emily Dickinson   Emilie Freifrau von Gleichen-Rußwurm Ephraim Moses Kuh

Emily Dickinson, amerik. Dichterin , 1830-1886

Zu leben, das ist Kraft, ...

Ich habe einen Horror vor dem Tod. Die Toten sind so schnell vergessen. Aber nach meinem Tod muß man sich einfach an mich erinnern!

Natürlich - ich habe geb...

cindiann posted a photo:

Through a Glass Darkly, once more

I've been thinking about the comment on this photo all day and decided to post another angle of this setup.

Because I'm terrible at writing thank-you cards, I shot this for my friend Ellen, who was kind enough to give me this volume of Emily Dickinson's Complete Poems as a belated Christmas gift.

Also see the setup shot.

Yes, I know the circular-object-makes-a-heart-in-a-book meme has been done to death. I've done two myself. So here's one more.

PS "Through a glass, darkly" is from 1 Corinthians, not from Shakespeare, as many people think. It refers to mirrors, not lenses (hee) or windows; the entire verse refers to us not fully understanding things now, but that we might come to understanding in the future. I thought it appropriate because I am terrible at poetry explication, particularly Dickinson, so it takes me a while to understand what she's getting at. :)

Inspired by this much better Valentine's Day shot.

Strobists: Lit from behind (directly behind the book) with a Canon 580EX at 1/8 power, with a 6" homemade cardboard snoot on the front.

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