Got three M’s going today and the first time that I have posted three in one day as well.
So this is another experiment but with the 180. It’s obviously a mushroom but, to paraphrase Minor White, what else is it?
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I saw it as an elephant’s trunk.
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Yeah. Guess it isn’t all that subtle.
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I don’t always comment, but I always enjoy your work. Thank you.
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Thank you, J.F. I appreciate that you enjoy the posts and your letting me know. I just read a few chapters of your book, “Reflections on a Life in Exile” on Amazon’s Look Inside and enjoyed several including the one about Blanche.
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Mmmmmmmm.
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That’s a lot of m’s. Thank you, sir.
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So interesting!
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Just one of those angles you spoke of. Thank you.
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Sausage making in my grandma’s kitchen.
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Oh, that’s a good one. Mushroom based, I hope. 🙂
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I’m afraid not. I was thinking of her potatis korv — a Swedish sausage made with potato, onion, pork, and beef.
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Interesting abstract of a mushroom! Liked it!
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Thanks, Reed.
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I would never have guessed!
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My version of mushroom surprise.
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Hehe! I like your mushroom surprise – looks very architectural. 🙂
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Kind of like a spiral staircase? 🙂
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A spiral staircase for tiny critters… 🙂
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Wow, I think this is extraordinary. I knew it was a mushroom but I’ve never seen one in this way. For that I thank you, and I also thank you for exercising the sharp, inquisitive, artistic eye you have. Form, composition, flow, presence….you’ve got it all here. Very exciting.
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That’s quite a compliment and truly appreciated, Lynn. I worked hard and tried many compositions to get to this point. Thanks!
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I can believe you worked to create this image because it’s such an unusual way to see the subject. Another thing I like is that the scale is ambiguous – it could be some monumental thing. The thrust of that edge is powerful, and sensual at the same time.
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I’ll try again…Thanks, Lynn! 🙂
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Frank Gehry architecture?
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Wasn’t aware of him but wow those are some unusual buildings.
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Steve! Gehry is the bomb. 😉 If you are ever in proximity to one of his buildings, do see it. If you come out to the West coast, Seattle has a terrific example.
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Thank you. 🙂
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If I do I will. And that Thank you! was in response to your comment above. I have no idea how it ended up down here. 🙂
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