epilogue: in the sudden jerking motion of his shifting gaze, the dagger is released from his fingers and hits poor Meg straight between the eyes, but she keeps on smiling.
i like this photo partly just as a visual image (is there any other kind?).
i also like it b/c i think it sums up their artistic and personal relationship quite nicely. a certain trust/madness kind of thing going. risky, but rewarding.
I woke up cynical this morning..your analysis is probably closer to what Annie Leibovitz meant to convey about them, risky, rewarding, mad, faithful love, what better than that.
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this pic, of Jack and Meg White of the White Stripes, is by the ultra-famous rock n' roll and cultural photographer Annie Leibovitz.
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I LOVE this pic, I have in my studio
Jack is distracted by (every) women walking by...
epilogue: in the sudden jerking motion of his shifting gaze, the dagger is released from his fingers and hits poor Meg straight between the eyes, but she keeps on smiling.
i like this photo partly just as a visual image (is there any other kind?).
i also like it b/c i think it sums up their artistic and personal relationship quite nicely. a certain trust/madness kind of thing going. risky, but rewarding.
I woke up cynical this morning..your analysis is probably closer to what Annie Leibovitz meant to convey about them, risky, rewarding, mad, faithful love, what better than that.
I love it. The hair and the feather.
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