Beauty: Brandon Sanchez

Beauty can be interpreted into many things; from a wonderful rose to a stunning portrait of a person or group of persons who could inspire you to create an image of beauty. I read a quote by John Keats that truly inspired me to imagine an era where people believed in that which was beautiful to look at and worship "A thing of beauty is a joy forever: its loveliness increases; it will never pass into nothingness." 

Greek Mythology came to mind, and the goddess Aphrodite was the one Greek goddess that truly illustrated that one quality; beauty. There is one copy of the Greek statue Venus de Milo and it is located in the Louvre today.

Time: Brandon N. Sanchez

Death may free you from the burden of life’s many decisions—as Sophocles put it, “For the dead, there are no more toils,” 

For sometime wondered how life in itself could be preserved, if what we left behind would still be the same, and on what scale would it effect the future? The quote became an inspiration; the three links that follow added more fuel to my interest. 

The Album Leaf

Time Paradox
Cryogenics

Mirrors: Brandon Sanchez

Erica Jong once wrote " It is the city of mirrors, the city of mirages, at once solid and liquid, at once air and stone.



Mirrors can used as a surface to reflect ones image or even light from somewhere in a room. Creating a different or altered reality in a world that may be plain, vanity may sometimes come from even the smallest of creatures. 

Check out this blog on how-to's using gels on location.

Old School: Brandon N. Sanchez

I ran across this quote which peaked my interest in the old west story.

"It was because of my great interest in the West, and my belief that its development would be assisted by the interest I could awaken in others, that I decided to bring the West to the East through the medium of the Wild West Show." Buffalo Bill

In the old mining town of Victor, CO rests an old box car along CO-67S. I traveled around Colorado looking for old school relict's that tell the American Old West story.  Vist Victor, Colorado