Hey there! Yay, it's the weekend and there's time for more art!
Bookbabie: Welcome, and thanks.
Karen: Who knew I was offering up animation! :-) Am tickled to hear there's yet another dimension to the image.
Polona: Thanks so much -- I kept staring at the pic, wondering about it, when the elements clarified into that hexagram.
Mauricio: Hi there -- how is that exhibit going? Thanks for the comment, and for the International Women's Day Congrats!
Redchelle: Hi there -- welcome to a bit of my world, am glad you like!
Larry: I really really like that idea. Wonder if I can muster up the time to pull it together. Stay tuned...
AM: Glad to hear it's a good one for you! Have a wonderful weekend, y'hear?
Lee: Well, it was really more a faded red, but by the time I amped the sunlight a bit it warmed right up. :-) UT would have my hide if they thought I was infringing on their Orange...and enjoy that bluegrass.
Mise: Thanks, and yes -- although time has flown by so fast for me this year, I'm feeling a little dizzy that it's spring already.
Like the way the aged wood contrasts with the new growth of the plants. Very Nice.
ReplyDeleteNow this had a *nice* visual as the picture loaded - scrolling down the fence and then appearing as IF the plants were growing right into the frame!
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great shot and i love the concept!
ReplyDeleteHello Lori
ReplyDeleteHappy March 8!
Congrats for all womans
Hi Lori,
ReplyDeleteI love this photo. The orange with the green is beuatiful.
A nice visual I Ching metaphor, Lori! You ought to make this the start of a series.... 64 photos, a Texan photographic I Ching analog.
ReplyDeleteI may try to do one myself....
This is extraordinarily beautiful to me. Just what I needed to see today. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteis that longhorn orange? ;) thanks for the cd suggestion, I didn't know about it and it's right up my alley!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, Lori. And isn't it lovely to see fresh new shoots emerging. :D
ReplyDeleteSoon, new shoots moving downward out of the decaying wood...
ReplyDeleteHey there! Yay, it's the weekend and there's time for more art!
ReplyDeleteBookbabie: Welcome, and thanks.
Karen: Who knew I was offering up animation! :-) Am tickled to hear there's yet another dimension to the image.
Polona: Thanks so much -- I kept staring at the pic, wondering about it, when the elements clarified into that hexagram.
Mauricio: Hi there -- how is that exhibit going? Thanks for the comment, and for the International Women's Day Congrats!
Redchelle: Hi there -- welcome to a bit of my world, am glad you like!
Larry: I really really like that idea. Wonder if I can muster up the time to pull it together. Stay tuned...
AM: Glad to hear it's a good one for you! Have a wonderful weekend, y'hear?
Lee: Well, it was really more a faded red, but by the time I amped the sunlight a bit it warmed right up. :-) UT would have my hide if they thought I was infringing on their Orange...and enjoy that bluegrass.
Mise: Thanks, and yes -- although time has flown by so fast for me this year, I'm feeling a little dizzy that it's spring already.
Marly: Ooooooh. Chill-bumps!
omg. i love this. there's haiku in this, ya know.
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Lovely Lori. Lori lovely.
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