Giza, an hour before the light goes. This is the warm end of the Around the World album, and it works three settings. A stone balustrade high enough that the pyramids sit in the haze behind a man leaning back against it. The Great Sphinx at eye level, weathered limestone still holding the heat, a young man sitting on the rock beside it. And a felucca out on the Nile, the lateen sail lit from behind, the river gone to molten gold. The wardrobe is constant and the color never is – an unbuttoned silk shirt in purple, mauve, green, teal or red over black leather trousers, gold at the throat, a watch, sometimes a hoop earring. The men change as much as the shirts do. Nearly all of them are smiling. Created by Jeff Dupler, AI assisted with Flux Pro or MidJourney, and Photoshop if needed.


























