The Bow River, a view from the bridge, a blue afternoon in Banff, Alberta. Moss topped rocks promise rapid descent into the depths of the milky water. Inviting. Dangerous. Delicious. Repellent. These are the impressions I remember.
My photo of The Bow appears in BluePrintReview, where founding editor Dorothee Lang seeks “unexpected connections between texts and images from unrelated places.”
In Issue 23: (dis)comfort zones, she couples the photo with a Georgian author’s words on (addict)ion — Jennifer Jackson Whitley’s tale of desire and cautionary, yet reckless, compulsion.
For The Bow/(Addict)ion → go here
NewPages.com describes BluePrintReview as “an online journal constructed to ease the complex and beautiful convergence of language and art and all the possibilities this entails.”
A link to the entire (dis)comforting collection → Issue 23: (dis)comfort zones
Living ?s 
an unexpected image connection in ‘virtualnotes’ — the BluePrintReview editor’s personal red blog:
http://virtual-notes.blogspot.com/2010/01/liquid-discomfort-zones.html
and again, in ‘just a moment’ — the official BluePrintReview blue blog:
http://just1m.blogspot.com/2010/01/liquid-discomfort-zones.html
same text, same photos, different frames and colours ~
K.