Edward Hopper, 1882 – 1967 was an American realist painter, famous for his simple compositions of American life that often featured a single light source, often coming from a window. Perhaps his most famous painting was Nighthawks (1942) below. Maria and I stumbled across this video of photographs inspired by Hopper’s work and thought we’d share it with you. (Try to ignore the fact that the music doesn’t match the images.)
I’d love to see your own Hopper-inspired work. My entry is below.
The Artists' Sanctum 
What a great post. I’ll give some consideration and see if I can come up with something. Your entry is damn good!
Oh, as for the music. I muted it! I was listening to Exile on Main Street (Stones) at the time and the track, Let it Loose began playing. Perfect accompaniment.
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I’m glad you liked the post. We looked at the photo with the sound off too. I was surprised when I heard the music. I’ll have to try it with the track you suggested. 🙂
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You’re right; “Let It Loose” is the perfect and tempo and mood for these photos. Thanks for the suggestion.
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People! Why does it have to be people?
I guess it doesn’t. Perhaps I will try something or other. If I do, I’ll link to it.
As for the photos, and paintings, the simplicity of them is a big attraction. I also realized just how familiar some of these are from various movie scenes.
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You know, people who need people are the luckiest people in the world. 🙂 #earworm
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That has never been my experience; it’s more “people who need people get taken advantage of” . . .
. . . but I understand it’s not the same for everyone.
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Reblogging here.
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