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Since we can’t capture the whole beauty at once;
Therefore tell your lame gods,
To be content with whatever you have
Bestowed on them.

Sadiqullah Khan

Thursday, December 5, 2013

Topic(s) of this poem: love and art

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Royal Photographic Society: 'The photograph shows a young girl on her deathbed surrounded by her family. This photograph is an example of combination printing: five different negatives were used to make one complete print. This is probably Robinson's most famous photograph, and it was widely exhibited at the time. The photograph depicts a girl dying of consumption, and was controversial when it was exhibited, with many believing it was not a suitable subject for photography.'

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Sadiqullah khan
Peshawar
November 22,2013

Fading Away -1858, by Henry Peach Robinson (1830-1901) @ robswebsteck

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