The Moon Has Lost Her Memory
Deanna Templeton Signed Occasionally I transform the gallery

Occasionally I transform the gallery into a darkroom

that was the start of the picture

and eating three meals a day on a regular basis was practically impossible

the street was a glorious red-light district that prospered as wars continued

The Moon Has Lost Her Memory<br />Deanna Templeton Signed Occasionally I transform the gallery"In "The Moon Has Lost Her Memory," Deanna Templeton strings together a selection of photographs from her archive, some dating as far back as 16 years, and knits them along with fragments from T. S. Eliot's Rhapsody on a Windy Night into a observational rumination on humankind and their activities under the cloak of night. The poem and the images harmonize in the pleasing hum of street lamps and the surrounding shadows. In a dark corner of a cafe a