Subway Serenade Size:Small 30×20 cm his face partially dissolving behind

his face partially dissolving behind a translucent sheen as if a thin film of water or warm breath were lifting away from the skin

by frida — a wall art print of an empty hotel pool framed by tall Mediterranean pines

the matte wool of a black turtleneck holding the lower half of the frame in shadow

Where other ghosts in the series turn away from the camera or dissolve into smoke and chiffon

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Subway Serenade Size:Small 30×20 cm his face partially dissolving behindSubway Serenade is a New York street photograph by Henrik Bredenbals a saxophonist in a dark bomber and silk cap, dark glasses on, leaning into the horn on a subway platform at night. The wall tile catches a soft glare. Behind him the empty track and the steel rail run flat across the frame, and the city blurs at the top of the picture like the lights through a passing train window. He's working playing for tips, playing for himself, playing because