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Wow, George, that’s quite a giant cocoon you’ve captured! One might wonder what might emerge…
Tentacles And AllThis is all quite fascinating, so thank you both for lessons and links.
“What is it you’re seeing?” a woman asked when she spotted me gazing upwards. Then came the astonished “Oh!”
This little creature was also just passing by, Hans — and I believe he was searching for You! I imagine he might have emerged from that Aquatic Dream, made his way across the Welsh Marshes, and consulted the Butterfly along the way. Have you seen him over there? Somehow, it wouldn’t surprise me, seeing as your goat and the arctic explorer both found their way across the pond in previous posts.
Friendly Figural #5Wow, Hans, how extraordinary! Twin rainbows and fifth order are new to me, so thank you both for this! Here’s just a pretty bit of halo to share in gratitude…
Hovering For Prey is like some wild creature from a dream, Hans. Fantastic in the true sense of the word. Hope he doesn’t come through Alec’s serene Sunroof and find that luscious heart Michael’s offered here. WOW.
I’ve been a bogged down with work these past few days, and so eager to resurface and rejoin the fun here.
Aquatic DreamYour Christmas Shopping put me in a festive mood, Michael. Just the nudge I needed! And thanks to both you and Hans, for the kind comments above and the smiles brought on by your philosophical cleverness. I think I don’t know what to think about the one below.
Delighted, too, to see you here, Alec! The coupling of your well-crafted imagery with well-chosen writings is most enjoyable.
Open To InterpretationThere’s a Zen-like quality to your texture and contrast, Michael. It has a calming influence. This morning, inspired by your image and Hans’s just below it, I was thinking about the textures we see in clouds — how one can imagine the feel of those ridges, embossed bumps and lumps, and yet, as if they were no more substantial than a dream, one’s hand would easily glide through. Still, there’d be the cool pleasure of it.
And Hans, your Proof Of The Curvature Of Spacetime above is absolutely elegant. Might this one below be Proof Of Rips or Ripples?
Thanks to all for sharing this history and especially to Alec and Mike for planting the original B&W forum seed.
Alec, the stunning photo you began this tread with changed my breathing and I hope to see more from you. In your comments further down, you mention the fun and humor shared on the original site during earlier days. With Michael and Hans it’s never ending, and it would be a delight to have you join us there!
Saint Cloud is a celestial beauty, Michael. Your composition achieves a depth that pulls me in with its mix of light and dark.
As for every moon being a super one, I would agree, Hans. Your image is a splendid example. Even when there’s a celebration going on in one corner, a quiet little sliver of moon can still steal the show.
Tentacles And All
Friendly Figural #5
On The Threshold Of A Dream
Aquatic Dream
Open To Interpretation
