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Nice snack on toast on new years day this Anguilla Anguilla (after being smoked).
Next one is the last one from my archive for the Contrail Game. Some sort of fireworks to start the year with. I still wait for the conditions to spot more contrail. Which way to go?
Control Game #17
That were some great B&W’s Alec. The last one seems to be like the frozen flowers on a window.
How About Some Grinding?
The prisoner: great series. Loved it. I remember that balloon catching the prisoner! All he could do to kill the time was kerplunk. By the way: where is Michael? I suppose he will pop-up soon? Unless……
I do suspect #1 might be the illustrious doctor who I will not name here because he also seems to have great influence on Alec. I suppose Alec wont be able to write or speak freely about it. Let’s not tempt him to breach his contract (probably written in his own blood), but ;et’s dig deeper.
Somehow I Feel He Is Watching The Village
What a fantastic diptych you produced Alec. You make me look in a different way at contrails. A true work of art.
And then a rectangular Mondriaan by Keelin.
What Happened?
Beautiful Family Gathering Keelin. I suppose the gathering takes place behind the lighted windows on the purple winter evening by Alec?
Undulations Up And Down
Film noir? I see a peachy film, a purple film, a pink and blue one, in fact a lot of color movies. But will she receive the letter? Was she even able to read? The colors don’t answer.
The bubble chambre gets crowded Alec. Elementary! Assuming you formerly posted a #14 and now a #15 (oh these counts!) I catch up with a #16.
Control Game #16
You introduce new dimensions of B&W with your duotone fossile skies Alec. I say, keep hammering on the strata of deep time.
We Can Dig Deep Under the Surface
Absolutely beautiful in black and white, Alec. I do have the impression that the attempts to stop the breeding have been in vain?
I admit it is a confusing image and message Alec. It sees and it is seen. Does this explain the number two? Maybe yes, maybe no. So many questions, so little answers. A lot of work has to be done to make sense of it all. Is there any? Sisiphus must not complain. His suffering under hard labour is just luxury compared to the suffering of the seeking uncertain mind. Ahhhhh…
