Peter Erhard - photodiary

Hi there,

I like your blog. I found it just by clicking through the random next blog button. I like your photographs. I too appreciate the beauty in otherwise glum and dreary landscapes. I see a lot of that in New York, and I do think its beautiful.
 

Man! They look exactly like the miljonprogramshus in Skärholmen! I couldn't find any good photos of them on the net, but those pictures will give you an idea of what they look like:

http://www.spfskarholmen.se/images/BjornsBildTransp.gif

http://www.aliciapatterson.org/APF001971/Downie/Downie10/Downie14.jpg
 

I forgot to mention that I finished "Life: A User's Manual" a few days ago. Probably one of the strangest books I've read. I don't know if I dare recommend it to more casual söndagsläsare, but I really loved it!

Now I have to find more works by George Perec; that man really is a genius! What an imagination, unbelievable...

And by the way I guess some of the other members of Oulipo (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oulipo) could be worth a closer look as well. By pure coincidence I got a book from Karin this Christmas which really reminded me of Perec's way of writing. Yesterday I learnt that the author, Harry Mathews, was indeed a close friend of Perec's and also a member of Oulipo. (And also married to Niki de Saint Phalle for some time, but that's another story...)
 

I'll look into it, thanx for the tip. Scary lookalike-factor, could you post the second link again?
 

Max - just copy the address as well as the time-stamp under it and you'll get the whole url. And magically, when you paste into firefox, the timestamp will disappear (since it's on a new line) and you'll only have the URL left---
 

In case Fabiano's trick didn't work:
http://www.aliciapatterson.org/APF001971/
Downie/Downie10/Downie14.jpg