aimee, isn't vision an amazing thing? also cameras! valerie, ahh! nancy, yes, it dried nicely kaite, a burl ronnie, !!! lynn, i like to get close for sure
What delights one sees when taking a good close look. Love the change in perspective and the possibilities offered...especially from the tribute the wise one was left in the first photo.
i love being able to see what you see!
ReplyDeleteI see a wise old one with a huge ear in that first image. The little tiny eye and big nose and open mouth. Funny little person.
ReplyDeleteand I'm sick of proving I'm not a robot, but I'm getting so much spam since I took this thing off my blog :(
Gorgeous...all of them...but the last one...oh the last one!
ReplyDeletefossilized ram's head?
ReplyDeletequite a collection...
ReplyDeleteSometimes it's the micro that can make all the difference.
ReplyDeleteThere's a lesson in here I think I need today.
Thank you!
aimee, isn't vision an amazing thing? also cameras!
ReplyDeletevalerie, ahh!
nancy, yes, it dried nicely
kaite, a burl
ronnie, !!!
lynn, i like to get close for sure
am guessing that's paper
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it looks like concrete
What delights one sees when taking a good close look. Love the change in perspective and the possibilities offered...especially from the tribute the wise one was left in the first photo.
ReplyDeleteindia, the flax is almost as strong as concrete...almost
ReplyDeletejennifer, i've been working on looking big, but small and up close is so satisfying.
that last image is wonderful. when i was teaching the little ones, we used to wrinkle up paper and then tell stories about 'what we see'.
ReplyDeletedeanna that is a great project! and thanks.
ReplyDeleteyes i realise it's a burl, but if you squint really hard it's a fossilized ram's head.
ReplyDeletekaite, good eyes
ReplyDeletethe burl reminds me of a head of a tortoise eating grass, or taking a nap. enjoy your reading, and don't get too snowbound!
ReplyDeletethanks, anastasia
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