“Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience.” William Blake
“Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience” by William Blake
“Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience.” William Blake
“Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience” by William Blake

People, A Photographer’s Perspective by Henry Barnard

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“Beauty is truth, truth beauty.” John Keats


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Something in the face —
The way the eyes are always eager
Or how the corners of the mouth have turned up
Or the round cheeks with the set grin.
Something…
Something there reveals…
Happiness.

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Two characters approximately the same age 35-40. Both very successful and extremely competent in what they do as well as highly respected by everyone around them. One is an executive in an advertising agency in Manhattan; the other is a Roman senator around 117 A.D.
First scene shows the advertising executive in his office negotiating an ad campaign with a client — both are dressed in expensive tailored suits. It is clear from the advertising executive’s interactions with others that he is well respected, competent, and on top of his game. The client becomes more and more excited with each suggestion made by the advertising executive. Ultimately, the client enthusiastically shakes hands with the advertising executive — thanking him profusely — and departs; and the advertising executive takes a moment to peer out his skyscraper window, thoughtfully, at the spectacular view of mid-town Manhattan — his kingdom.
Next scene is…
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Manhattan, A Photographer’s Journey by Henry Barnard

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“The dog that trots about finds the bone.” Golda Meir