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A front yard snow scene sampled, with detail.
Too much blue.
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beyond the floating bridge10 years ago
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Whistle While You Lurk....
- John M. Mora
- Bellmore, New York, United States
- Might as well type like a mon.key.
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Who's to decide if there's too much blue and if there is, take some out. I like it and wouldn't have known there was too much blue. But then again, I'm an amateur and I haven't been around the block much. Doubtlessly you'll get people saying, "yes there is too much blue," but why this would be so, I don't know. I guess what you'll have to do,is show it to us less blue. Then we'll know. At least, I will.
Too much blue or not, you've created a chilly representation of the front yard alright.
Chilly arctic LI scenes.
Sometimes good to use too much of something, it shakes up our perception and takes us out of the ordinary.
Happy Birthday to Greg.
And good luck in his concert. Not surprising that you have a musician in your family.
Best,
I have a surprise for his birthday - a four cd set of 1965 to 1968 psychodelic. garage band hits - on Rhino and called "Nuggets."
Besides playing the string bass (classical"all county" orchestra), he has a Fender electric bass and a great Fender Strat.
The string bass will help him get into a good college and the strat should help elsewhere.
Like I told him ever since he was eight - "no one will care someday if you are good in Nintendo, but if you are in a band, there are beautiful musically oriented women who will..."
Greg has electric guitar bug bad. He already wants a Fender Mustang, a guitar used by Cobain fron Nirvana.
Me, - I am listening to a Jimi Hendrix concert recorded in Berkeley sjortly afyer Woodstock.
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Facing east, riding east.
iPod survival.
Hello Fair Artist who does such beautiful abstracts,
We have been watching you. We are artist also. At least that's what they call us. You may even know us. We'd like to invite you to a member of our very Private Club. We're very selective and only an elite few are welcome on our hallowed grounds. We pick you.
We even have a little 'chit chat' room just for the likes of you. It's rightfully called Dante's Pub. But when your enter BEWARE! You are entering the abyss of the artist mind! You may not find your way out.
You're welcome to watch from afar while drinking your brew or pull up a chair and join us for a little chat. Be sure and register and then log in. After all, this is a very private club. We don't allow just any wanderer in our midst.
Don't dilly dally now! It wont cost you a pence. Check out The Artist Challenge and Dante's Pub- that is if your daring and think yourself worthy to be amongst the souls we've claimed?
Farewell...until we hear from you,
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wow, Amazing, about Greg.
Did you say he's just turning thirteen?!
Fantastic.
I love how your site is like a salon, always new viewpoints and discussions. Any chance of serving some virtual cheese and crackers, or white chocolate and cheesecake?!
Cheers to sunrises and sunsets, moonrises and moonsets,
Happy Birthday to Greg!
I have nephews his age and they both love the late 60's music, always burning CD's of my music to send to them. You're teaching them well.
Beautiful snowy image. I see snow birds here and there. Didn't they call Floridians who fled to N.Y for the winter, snow birds? I'm getting old. Maybe it was sunbirds or my brain is sun burnt.
Cheers!
Hi John,
very interesting... what is it really a couple of sky's in a collage? Mixed with paintings? I am really impressed, very interesting... thanks for showing,
please come and watch my frost-snow-sky's welcome: www.joannwalraven.blogspot.com
JoAnn Holland
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