Playa de Copacabana en 1961, ya era atractiva para los ciudadanos de la fría Europa (por muchas razones en la que incluyo lo carnal), y esta fotografía potencia más esta belleza. Parece una tarde cualquira en Rio de Janeiro donde la gente, poca gente, se baña en medio de lo que parece un temporal de fuertes vientos y oleaje intenso, pero parece no importar a los cariocas que abstraídos por su baño ahí siguen como acto religiosos y reivindicativo. "Somos cariocas y defendemos nuestro derecho a entender la vida a nuestra manera", parece que dicen.
Es una imagen fantasmagórica debido a la neblina producida por la bruma y la arena playera volátil que produce un efecto exfoliante al chocar con sus cuerpos (cosa que a mí me gusta) pero que da a esta fotografía un toque especial de añoranza de una de las mejores décadas de la humanidad, los sesenta.
Me gusta.
Who could have thought that such a wonderful mind as Thomas Höpker's would be extinguished this 2024 by Alzheimer's. That's life and we have to accept it even reluctantly.
Copacabana Beach in 1961 was already attractive to the citizens of cold Europe (for many reasons, including the carnal), and this photograph enhances this beauty even more. It seems like any other afternoon in Rio de Janeiro where people, few people, bathe in the middle of what seems to be a storm of strong winds and intense waves, but it doesn't seem to matter to the Cariocas who, distracted by their bath, remain there as a religious and protest act. "We are Cariocas and we defend our right to understand life in our own way," they seem to say.
It is a ghostly image due to the mist produced by the fog and the volatile beach sand that produces an exfoliating effect when it hits their bodies (something that I like) but that gives this photograph a special touch of nostalgia for one of the best decades of humanity, the sixties.
I like it
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