The Self as Filippo Argenti
Inspired by Dante Alighieri's Canto VIII, The River of Wrath, where he finds his personal enemy, Filippo Argenti, in the mire of the river Styx consumed by his own wrath.
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Scotney Castle, Kent
As castles go, this one is more a folly, made so by the owner. "Castle" is such a relative term, if one visits a Spanish castle and their monumental nature, this is more like a small country cottage...
A ruin...
While looking through old images I found this one that I had rejected at the time, but now it appeals to me...
The dried flowers
It is what it is: an imaginary landscape with a foreground of dead flowers...
The Elham Valley - part 1
This is 1 of 2 collections of pictures illustrating the Kent countryside: a walk from Elham to Lyminge.
The Spirit of Winter
As in all my work, it begins one way but then it ends somewhere not too far...
The Mausoleum
An image that built itself in the late hours in the dark...
El Espejo de Humo
The representation of the god of the night: Tescatlipoca, the Knife of Obsidian.
While listening to Lila Downs' " Mano Negra" from her 'Balas y Chocolate' album
Alleyways in contrast
Ten images of old alleyways and buildings on the Tuscan hills
Windmills
A long lost file, once discarded now found it interesting...
Incubus
Incubus, the demon of nightmares...