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i bet Alfred Hitchcock, the king of suspense, didn't think of filming his ornithological masterpiece in Siberia.
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! the power of suggestion. i read your title and before i clicked to come here i saw the flock rising! this has me questioning how we experience reality, our relationship between words and definition and what actually is.
ReplyDeletei study your photos again and they might not be of a window at all. perhaps they are close-ups of a woman's beautiful silk slip.
xo
erin.
and i had actually thought about tiny footsteps of birds on a bluish field of snow, not of a flock rising! :-) and they are actually the windows of a truck in a parking lot, i quickly took this photo one morning, i was so surprised to find such a pattern there. but now reading your words, indeed, one should make a silk slip like this, it would be a true work of art :-)
Delete(that is why i would never have photo titles in an exhibition, by the way :-)
dar ce sunt ele,de fapt? sunt lumea?:)o lume mica si inghetata doar prin aceea ca sta,in naturaletea ei,nemiscata...ce s-ar intampla daca am uni toate punctele,ma intreb-si am pasaje de raspunsuri,cel putin asa mi se pare:)este o harta a diminetilor inghetate?:)
ReplyDeletece frumos ai zis, o hartă a dimineţilor îngheţate da da
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this reminded me of:
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ah!
Deleteand this made me remember this old video, i have just uploaded it here again, as it had been deleted on the bridge:
http://myfloatingfilms.blogspot.ro/2014/02/butterflies.html
hello beautiful Roxana, yes this is beautiful but for my interpretation it contains so much tension the frosted flight the frozen intention of beauty the splitting of the mind as in the first image the thin white line of divergent paths of the mind the frozen reconciliation.
ReplyDeleteI love this but then I am a sky sign.
sending you blue sky kisses.