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in my book, STILL/LIFE IN MOTION - a portrait of time passing, the editor of the magazine, Glamour, Pnina Fenster became the model. This image represents timeless youth and a celebration of beauty of glamour while growing older.

In the section, Wounded in my book, STILL/LIFE IN MOTION - a portrait of time passing, a photographic exploration of growing older while living youthfully.

In my book, STILL/LIFE IN MOTION, this image of Pnina Fenster, taken with slow shutter speed also suggest another person behind her. The image is in the section, Passion

In my book, STILL/LIFE IN MOTION this image falls under the section, Night Time.

from the section, Blocked In, in my book and solo exhibition, STILL/LIFE IN MOTION.

from the series, Loss, in my book and solo exhibition, STILL/LIFE IN MOTION - a portrait of time passing

From the Book and solo exhibition, STILL/LIFE IN MOTION ... from the section, 'Wounded'

Part of series from my book and solo exhibition, STILL/LIFE IN MOTION a portrait of time passing. From the section: Melting into Light.

Much appreciated, Mark!

Part of the exhibition, STILL/LIFE IN MOTION, this image represent a section in the book that deals with the emotion, Boxed In, but still not dead. Music, represented by the portrait of the composer Bach lurking in the background suggest life through creative action.

Title page image of my book and accompanying solo exhibition, STILL/LIFE IN MOTION - a portrait of time passing. The ghost image caught behind the head of this beautiful woman alludes to time passing as in the Vanitas Still life painting genre of 17th century Dutch art. In those canvases the painter would paint a time piece or skull hidden in a composition of lush flowers, crystal and gold that showed off the wealth of the new middle classes of that period in Holland. Here in my photograph I interpreted that idea with in camera photographic technique

Another from my book and solo exhibition, STILL/LIFE IN MOTION. Vigourous movement by older people, celebrating life through movement, despite the onslaught of age.

Abstracted foot of dancer on a textured floor. Movement stilled and foot manupulated in post production to suggest dead bone, alluding to a kind of dance macabre. Part of my solo exhibition and accompanying book, STILL/LIFE IN MOTION - a portrait of time passing. A photographic exploration of growing older and living youthful.