Exactly. You really got it, and present it in an elegant package.
Great complement to the red.
Positive/negative, I like again the way it hearkens back to early photographs and simple exposures.
I had a dream the other night where my cousin who lives in LI and writes games and puzzles and I were talking about how life is like a puzzle. Fun to see 'pieces' re-arranged like this.
You do get it round here in supermarkets, little portions of fish with little colourful decorations on top, perhaps leaves, I can't remember. It comes in a little tray with a little fork.
I like Bev's association with the little leaves they sometimes put in in the sushi trays. I hadn't thought of that. Here they are plastic ones with a zig zag top, like grass.
Me, I think of a developing tray, seeing the floating image come to life.
After reviewing your work of the last month, in one sitting, I'm blown away by the experimenting you are doing. I have felt this way before here, looking at your work: oh! what it would be to a fly on John's monitor.
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Exactly. You really got it, and present it in an elegant package.
Great complement to the red.
Positive/negative, I like again the way it hearkens back to early photographs and simple exposures.
I had a dream the other night where my cousin who lives in LI and writes games and puzzles and I were talking about how life is like a puzzle.
Fun to see 'pieces' re-arranged like this.
Reminds me of sushi.
You do get it round here in supermarkets, little portions of fish with little colourful decorations on top, perhaps leaves, I can't remember. It comes in a little tray with a little fork.
I commented good and well and the darn thing ate my comment. Now I am too frustrated to repeat the story except to say, very well done!
I like Bev's association with the little leaves they sometimes put in in the sushi trays. I hadn't thought of that. Here they are plastic ones with a zig zag top, like grass.
Everyone has their own story in this one.
Me, I think of a developing tray, seeing the floating image come to life.
After reviewing your work of the last month, in one sitting, I'm blown away by the experimenting you are doing. I have felt this way before here, looking at your work: oh! what it would be to a fly on John's monitor.
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