Pythia3 -- Well, I blush. Thanks. (And maybe I could go see an opthamologist about that eye...)
James -- Heh! I did see you! And you're right, he has the sort of observational gifts I so like, looking at the corners and bendy spaces around old things. Thanks for pointing me to his Plaidness!
very, very cool. i love those framed reflections. i may have even done a few myself, but you've got the edge. yours is framed with chickens, type and a very curious color combination. bravo!
You have a curious and most intriguing "eye."
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable, captivating and so artistically done.
:) Lindy
I love this. I go back and forth - drawn in and pulled back out. Terribly successful.
ReplyDeleteYou might like some of this guy's stuff, Lori. He basically taught himself to take great pictures with a Nikon D70 on a roadtrip.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/9382228@N08/
And see if you can find me!
Hi folks!
ReplyDeletePythia3 -- Well, I blush. Thanks. (And maybe I could go see an opthamologist about that eye...)
James -- Heh! I did see you! And you're right, he has the sort of observational gifts I so like, looking at the corners and bendy spaces around old things. Thanks for pointing me to his Plaidness!
very, very cool. i love those framed reflections. i may have even done a few myself, but you've got the edge. yours is framed with chickens, type and a very curious color combination. bravo!
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