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Berger, Ways of Seeing (BBC Production)









I watched the first episode of these a few years ago but stopped due to disrupted internet connection. In fact, I never completed the book they are based on. I am adding both to my to do list. The youtube videos are of poor quality, though I think that is partially because they are old productions. (The old BBC logo after ad breaks has a warming nostalgia). It seems fitting that this book was made into a audio visual programme, fitting that we can be shown how we "see". 

Berger reminds me of Rick Mayall.

Sky at Night Photography (almost)






Sky line in the evening from my studio window. I think I mostly take photographs from out of my windows.  (I think I am a recluse.)