A WRITER'S WIT
If you can't annoy somebody, there's little point in writing.
Kingsley Amis
Born April 16, 1922
Serenity
2004. October 30. End of season at La Serrania, a retreat on the island of Mallorca, Spain. The air is about seventy-eight degrees, the water much much cooler, as the pool is not heated. The sky is full of clouds. It may rain, but for the moment, the air is inviting, issuing the last gasp of summer, and no one wants to miss a second of it.
I used a Kodak digital, c2000, and it didn't handle the sun as well as later cameras, but the shot is still a favorite of mine.
NEXT TIME: NEW YORKER FICTION
I used a Kodak digital, c2000, and it didn't handle the sun as well as later cameras, but the shot is still a favorite of mine.
NEXT TIME: NEW YORKER FICTION
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