David Johansson

If you switch on television, it’s just ridiculous and destructive, it kills us, and talk shows when they kill us, they kill our language. So we have to declare holy war against what we see every single day on television, commercials, and I think there should be real war against commercials, real war against talk shows, real war against ‘Bonanza,’ and ‘Rawhide,’ and all these things.

This is such a fantastic photograph that I even had to share it on my own blog. It possesses so much warmth and familiarity to me. I can feel the moss and air thick and moist against me, and hear the sound of silence and calm, when seeing this photo, as would I, laying there myself. (See inspiringdavid for more inspiring photographs.) Some more work of my own might even pop up shortly. Take care.

Having lived here for a year and a half, I know this view and all its nuances over the days and the year, but I feel no attachment to it. Nothing of what I see here means anything to me. Perhaps that is precisely what I have been searching for, because there is something about this lack of attachment that I like, may even need.