Shelly -- Wander around the oldest part of a physical plant on a university campus, and you too shall see lots of things becoming one through oxidation. :-)
Susangelique -- Yeah, ain't it trippy? It's just a corner near a driveway near a utilities building, and yet...
Chris -- That was why I stopped, and crouched down closer; you're seeing the odd shifting that I saw. Makes one wonder about how real anything real is; after all, if some concrete and a drainpipe can do that, what on earth is going on? (For a grown woman with a fresh year on her, I'm sure not behaving like a grown-up. It is amazing the places and contortions I'll get into just to see reality curl up at the corners a bit.)
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You do know where to go for the good stuff.
I cant hardley tell if that is a picture or some avant gaurd picture hanging in a gallery.
I agree with the girl in the blue hat -- and this one's a real koan -- i.e. the sense of space asserts - disappears - asserts - disappears.
It's driving me nuts.
(and I can't believe you're crawling around on the floor - looking for shots like this one)
Hi folks!
Shelly -- Wander around the oldest part of a physical plant on a university campus, and you too shall see lots of things becoming one through oxidation. :-)
Susangelique -- Yeah, ain't it trippy? It's just a corner near a driveway near a utilities building, and yet...
Chris -- That was why I stopped, and crouched down closer; you're seeing the odd shifting that I saw. Makes one wonder about how real anything real is; after all, if some concrete and a drainpipe can do that, what on earth is going on? (For a grown woman with a fresh year on her, I'm sure not behaving like a grown-up. It is amazing the places and contortions I'll get into just to see reality curl up at the corners a bit.)
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