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It is hard to explain why certain moments in a season like winter seem a particularly effective portal into the past. Sepia is a color that sets a mood, sunlight and expressions and gestures gently frozen in shades of brown. "The Commons," a feature through Flickr that brings public-domain images together from various sources (like the National Media Museum), is worth exploring by other mood-conscious readers.
Photo of woman reading from the National Media Museum
2 comments:
I read this paragraph a few times - it was lovely.
Maybe the pose of the woman reading disposed you to pore over these sentences with extra attention. Thanks for poring!
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