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I run a photo blog and thought that one of my recent shot was a good fit for Leonard's old poem "I wonder how many people in this city". Here's the post: http://blog.pamhule.com/2012/06/poem-fo ... night.html

Jens

pamhule wrote:I run a photo blog and thought that one of my recent shot was a good fit for Leonard's old poem "I wonder how many people in this city".

that photograph is an excellent illustration to accompany leonard's poem. there was actually a short film made in 1993 that was also based upon his poem.
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Went and looked at it, too, Jens. It is, indeed, an excellent photo to accompany Leonard's poem.
Well done ~ great matching !


~ Lizzy

Hi Jens,
I've just found your tumblr blog. It is excellent!
Wonder, have you finished your http://inthesubway.com/book project?

Thanks for looking around there, Goldin. I hadn't done that and didn't see the Subway story plan. Am sending the link to a New Yorker I know.

Thank you all for the kind words. Please feel free to connect on facebook, flickr, or twitter or any other places you might hang out. (Links are on the right on my blog: http://blog.pamhule.com)

Geoffrey wrote: that photograph is an excellent illustration to accompany leonard's poem. there was actually a short film made in 1993 that was also based upon his poem.
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Geoffrey, I'd love to check out the film. Do you recall the name?

Goldin wrote: Wonder, have you finished your http://inthesubway.com/book project?

I haven't finished the project yet and put it on hold after I moved to China. I'll eventually be back and hopefully finish it sooner rather than later. I just didn't feel that I had enough variety for a full book. In case you're interested, I've started a tumblr to display my instagram shots from China: http://instachina.com.

Jens

Thanks for posting Jens!
What an intriguing picture - yes, it goes perfectly with the poem. I found myself peering into windows and wondering about some of the lights.

That's funny, Cate. I was looking at the darkened windows and wondering who might have binoculars