Text by Bruce Berman, Editor
Whether you play guitar, do not play guitar, have no interest in playing guitar or don’t get enough sleep because you can’t stop playing the guitar, this is one of the most soothing videos we have ever seen.
It’s about more than the guitar.
Craftsmanship still exists. Everything is gone if it doesn’t. And there is nothing that should be thrown away except from our petroleum-based, plastic mess that our “stuff” is now mostly made of.
Watch as he repairs and brings this back to life -for another 100 years?- without ruining its acquired character.
In a throw-away world there is hope for a quality existence.
STEEL, LEATHER AND WOOD BEAUTY
Editor’s Note by Bruce Berman
How could you even describe how beautiful this car is. Every once in awhile you just have to go silent, let your mouth hang open and just say… Wow!
At the end of the article… check the price.
DEAL!
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Without a doubt one of the most beautiful cars ever made, the Talbot-Lago Teardrop Coupé was designed by Giuseppe Figoni, one of the greatest French coachbuilders before World War II. The sheer definition of Art-Deco, the T-150C SS was nicknamed Goutte d’Eau (teardrop) because of its round shape and sensual curves. Not just a pretty car, though, as the Talbots of the era won many races, including the French Grand Prix of 1937. A stock Talbot Teardrop even competed at the 1938 24 of Le Mans race, placing third overall. You can auction one of these beauties at around $4,000,000.
This is a description from DriveMag
MAGIC
Birds, Las Cruces New Mexico by Perla Lopez, 2022
Text by Bruce Berman
Every once in awhile, in my role as a teacher of photography, a student quietly comes up with an image that blows me away. This is one of them.
So simple. So easy. It just has that “it” thing…. magic.