Incredible to think this wonderfully moody photograph of The Flatiron Building in Manhattan was taken in 1904(!) by Edward Steichen, the Luxembourgish American pictorial photographer credited with transforming photography into an art form.
So, this is my first attempt at the aurora with our well-known Sycamore Gap on Hadrian's Wall. I must confess to disliking the very green looking photographs you see a lot, so I went for a more subtle turquoise and mauve. https://t.co/QAMRA5EsMV
#TheWyrdWoods
There is something eerie and distinctly otherworldly about mist shrouded trees. I've been away and find myself back in the ancient realm of Avalon wandering through the wyrd woods. Drops of strange visions flow through my pen and become oscillating words.
František Kupka (1871-1957), interesting Czech artist, with little notoriety, is a very talented painter, theorist & father of #Abstractionism , the result of a phase that we could classify as #symbolist#expressionist or #fauve .
Frantisek Kupka, 'Amorpha, Warm chromatism', 1912