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Dancers at the end of Time
Steve Johnson Posted on: September 22, 2012
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Beautiful photo and makes me think of Leonard Cohen's song, Dance Me to the End of Time.
Thanks – that would have made a better title than mine – especially as I listen to Leonard Cohen a lot. The title actually comes from a set of books by Michael Moorcock.
I do too. I love Leonard Cohen.
Great image +Steve Johnson
Me too – often have his songs playing in my head when taking photographs.
Thanks +raymond samson - just to prove that I do shoot people occasionally and not just things :)
Was a pleasant surprise to see this post.
Boogie Street has a lot of interesting images in it. All of his songs do though. They would make an interesting collection of photographs.
Couldn't agree more – that is one show that I'd make a point of going to if it ever happened ;)
genial foto y concepto :)
+Lisibeth Troconis Thanks – really appreciated :)