Look back in Hunger

The need to write is probably much the same as the craving for opium: however much you get you always want more. It’s the same with photography. However many snaps I take I hunger for more. My lens sniffed out this lot in 2019.

January : The Losing Lottery Ticket 1

February : The Empty Bench

March : The Carnival Calendar Pin-up

April : The Magic Stairway

May : The Blue Shutter

June : Flamenco. The Summer Feria at El Colorado

July : Fisher Boy

August : La Media Luna al Atardecer ( The Half Moon at Sunset)

September : The Beached Rowboat

October : The Old Bar Doorway

November : The Winter Flower Show

December : Full of Christmas Promise

December : Full of Christmas Promise

Twelve Months in Conil. The Losing Lottery Ticket 2. A Bad Finish

3 comments on “Look back in Hunger”

J.D. Riso
January 5, 2020

What a year- serene, colorful, and appetizing. A fabulous 2020 to you, Bryan.

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- Bryan Hemming
  January 25, 2020
  
  Thanks, Julie. I empathise with your predicament concerning writing as I have been experiencing a reluctance to write over the last few years. Wishing you a great 2020 too. Your writing is incredibly evocative, your prose rolling around my mind like poetry at times. It’s beautifully unplifting at the same moment as creating a sense of longing that verges on sadness, if that doesn’t sound too contradictory.
  
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Laura Bloomsbury
January 1, 2020

An interesting calendar of event in Conil – the losing lottery ticket looks almost appetising. With a preference for minimalism I do admire May’s blue shutter (no reference to Theresa there). Happy 2020

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